In this post I have explained a simple, compact, 220V, 120V transformerless light chaser circuit which can be used for illuminating 220 V mains operated lamps or bulbs in a sequential chasing manner. Main Technical Features The chasing or running lamp effect can be altered by means of pot controls. The system can be used […]
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Blinking 3 LEDs (R,G,B) Sequentially Using Arduino Circuit
In this post I have explained how to run or blink three LEDs in sequence using Arduino. The post was written and submitted by: Jack Franko PROGRAM/* make RGB LEDs to blink in series one by one at intervalof 1000MS */ int R = 12;int G = 11;int B = 10;void setup(){ pinMode(R,OUTPUT); pinMode(G,OUTPUT); pinMode(B,OUTPUT);}void […]
How to Build a Grow Light Circuit
In this post I have explained a typical grow light circuit application for plants in order to stimulate photosynthesis effect in an artificially lit environment using multicolored LEDs. The idea was suggested by Mr. Jack. The Circuit Objective I would like to donate to your site and pay you also for work you do on projects […]
Infrared (IR) Controlled LED Emergency Lamp Circuit
Here I have explained a an emergency lamp circuit which includes an infrared remote operated brightness control feature. The idea was requested by Mr. Heeran Technical Specifications Can you please help me with two circuits. I want to build a backup led emergency lamp that works via an infrared remote . I want it to […]
Remote Controlled Solar Lamp Intensity Controller Circuit
In this post I have explained a simple remote controlled solar lamp intensity controller circuit which can be used for controlling the street lamp LED intensity without practically reaching for the LED box. The idea was requested by one of the dedicated members of this website Circuit Objectives and Requirements I have successful build this […]
RGB Spot Light Generator Mixer Circuit
In this RGB spotlight mixer circuit project, 3 individual spot lights are used, having red, green and blue focus light bulbs in them. The lights can be focused on walls, ceilings or floors to create interesting slow rising, slow fading red, green blue light patterns that mix and diffuse to generate interesting, additional secondary colors. […]