Code or name of LDR with special design

[LBenites]

Hello everyone, I'm new to these forums and hope to get some help. During the maintenance to a broken equipment, I could find that the error was a ldr of special design (not sensitive enough to respond to the stimulus of a laser). I have searched all the electronic stores that I know but they had never seen the model. I would appreciate if any of you gave me the name of this ldr or the code to buy a spare part from abroad. Thanks.

 

[rjenkinsgb]

From the photos that appears to be more like some type of large-element photodiode or tiny photovoltaic cell, not an LDR.
It's certainly not like any I have ever seen, with an even dark blue or near-black element area.

Normal LDRs typically have a very obvious "interleaved finger" appearance.
eg. https://leetechbd.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/LDR-10-mm-Photo-Resistor.jpg

If that actually is one, it may have some kind of optical filter layer over it to limit it's response?

This looks more like yours; note the element appearance:
https://www.alliedelec.com/product/excelitas-technologies-sensors/vtp4085h/70219662/


Edit - just noticed it has "+" next to one terminal; LDRs are not polarised, so it is not one of those.

 

[LBenites]

rjenkinsgb , thank you for your response.

 

[gary350]

$2.99 each seller is in Georgia FREE postage. For only $3 give it a try.

You can buy 30 of these from China $1.23 total with free postage but you have to wait a month for them to arrive. I bought 1 i only needed 1 and did not want to wait a month.

**broken link removed**

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

$2.99 each seller is in Georgia FREE postage. For only $3 give it a try.

You can buy 30 of these from China $1.23 total with free postage but you have to wait a month for them to arrive. I bought 1 i only needed 1 and did not want to wait a month.

**broken link removed**

Perhaps you should try reading the previous posts?, or even looking at the picture the OP posted?, it's NOT an LDR so not much point buying any.

 

[Externet]

It is not a LDR, it is a photocell/photodiode as in the excelitas link at post #2.
Similar :
----> https://www.aliexpress.com/item/10P...lgo_pvid=f430a3c8-def2-4b1c-8756-c0268d7dad66

And can be tested with a voltmeter to its leads, covered and uncovered or shining light on it. It may be good with something else failed. In other words, it is a miniature solar cell.