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 […]
Lamps and Lights
Light Dependent LED Intensity Controller Circuit
In this post I have explained a simple ambient light dependent LED illumination controller circuit. The light fades or intensifies proportionately i response to the ambient light conditions. With brighter daylights, the LEd illumination gets softer and vice versa. The idea was requested by one of the dedicated members of this blog. Technical Specifications While […]
Variable LED Intensity Controller Circuit
The post presents a couple of simple LED intensity controller circuit which may be appropriately configured for specific related applications. The idea was requested by Mr. Chand. Technical Specifications I would like to have a circuit designed by you which is very simple and straightforward. This will be incorporated as a stand alone feature in […]
Compatible LED Tube Light Circuit for Standard Ballast Fixtures
In this article we will study a simple LED tube light circuit which could be directly replaced with faulty 40 watt T17 fluorescent tubes and fitted directly on the existing fixture. Thus the circuit is compatible with all standard iron ballast fixture assemblies. How Conventional Fixtures are Wired As shown in the below diagram, traditional […]
Blinking an LED with Arduino – Complete Tutorial
The post comprehensively discusses a basic Arduino code implementation guide for blinking its on-board LED. The data was built, tested, and written by Jack Franko. CODE: for simply inbuilt LED on pin 13 of ARDUINO BOARD by default it is programed to blink frequently at 50 Mili Seconds as it in description it will […]
Make this Red LED Sign Circuit
The post presents a simple transformerless red LED sign circuit which can be made even by a novice. The circuit uses only a few high voltage capacitors, two resistors, and a few red LEDs…. nothing more. The circuit idea and the images were submitted by Mr. John Hungerford. The following email was sent to me […]