In this post I have explained a 555 based PWM circuit which can be implemented as a 150 nos or more LED light intensity controller circuit. The idea was requested by Mr. Anil The Circuit Request I want use 12V/5A DC supply Thanks & early reply is highly appreciated. Thanks & regards Anil Rustagi The […]
Lamps and Lights
3 Automatic Fish Aquarium Light Optimizer Circuits
In this post I have explained a 3 beautiful fish aquarium light optimizer circuits your fishes will love. These are designed to automatically control the illumination of a group of appropriately selected LEDs with respect to the varying daylight and after darkness sets in. The first idea was requested by Mr. Amit 1) Sun light […]
Automatic LED Candle Light Circuit
The post describes a simple 220V mains transformerless LED candle light circuit which switches ON automatically in the absence of ambient light in the room and vice versa. The idea was requested by Mr. Don Technical Specifications I only dabble with electronics here and there but in trying to move from incandescent and CFL’s to […]
32V, 3 Amp LED Driver SMPS Circuit
In this article I have explained a 32V, 3 amp SMPS circuit which may be specifically used as an SMPS 100 watt LED driver, rated with the same specs. The circuit of the proposed 32 V, 3 amp smps led driver may be understood with the the help of the following points: Circuit Operation The […]
Switching OFF Lights in a Periodic Sequence
In this post I have explained a circuit that will switch off a group of lamps in sequence with a predetermined delay rate, as set by the user through a built in pot. The ideas was requested by Mr. Azam Jamal Technical Specifications I want to make a circuit which works like: I have 9nos […]
Capacitor Based LED Tubelight Using 1 Watt LEDs
In this post I have explained the construction of a homemade 100 watt capacitive tubelight circuit using 1 watt LEDs. The idea was requested, constructed, tested and verified by one the avid readers of this blog Mr. Tamam. Let’s go through the entire discussion. Discussing the Proposed The Design I regularly visit your blog, and […]





