With the rapid growth of Agri-photovoltaic (Agri-PV) systems, a spectral analysis that provides high-resolution data becomes necessary. For such a precise application, there is a need for a spectral irradiance sensor. However, for better precision instruments such as spectroradiometers that are available on the market are expensive. So, in light of this information, the thesis aimed to design and simulate a spectral irradiance sensor’s circuit. The goal was to obtain a PCB design for a high-resolution sensor, suitable for Agri-PV and to simulate the designed circuit to confirm the working theory on which the circuit was made. The circuit was designed on ALTIUM designer where the sensing unit and control unit were separated. The sensing unit consisted: photodiodes and amplifier circuits. The control unit consisted of: ADC and a microcontroller (Raspberry Pi) for signal conditioning and analysis. This circuit was then analyzed and validated through PSPICE OrCAD software. The designed PCB of the Sensing unit contains six photodiodes, which increases the resolution of the spectral sensor. These photodiodes could help in collecting data for a narrow wavelength band (say, approx 10nm width) with the help of bandpass filters. As the PCB was designed while keeping in mind the previous casing’s dimensions of the available PVMD sensor (so the new PCB design can fit on it). Hence, this study finds that it is possible to design a cost-effective spectral sensor circuit that is suitable for Agri-PV applications.