In this post I have explained how to make a LED string light which can be operated from 220V mains through a single inexpensive PPC capacitor. The idea was requested by Mr. Basit Momin.WE STRICTLY CAUTION YOU THAT YOU BUILD THIS CIRCUIT ONLY IF YOU ARE AWARE OF THE DANGERS OF MAINS AC AND KNOW […]
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Christmas LED Candle Light Timer Circuit
In this post I have explained a sequentially advancing 25 LED timer circuit which may be initiated on the 1st day of December so that each LED lights up on each day until the 25th of December (on Christmas) when all the 25 LED can be seen lit up. The circuit was requested by Mr. […]
Infrared Remote Controlled Door Lock Circuit
In this article I have explained about a simple infrared remote controlled door lock circuit which can be used for securely locking doors through unique foolproof IR frequencies. The proposed infrared remote controlled door lock circuit can be used for locking your main door, gate, garage door, shop or any entrance which may need a […]
Make this LED Cricket Stump Circuit at home
In this post I have explained how to make an illuminated LED cricket stump and bails for helping umpires declare a foolproof OUT, NOT-OUT decisions. The Circuit Concept You might be seeing these amazing cricket stumps in the ongoing 2015 ICC world cup cricket matches, which can be seen dazzle or light up brightly as […]
4 LED Temperature Indicator Circuit
The 4 LED temperature indicator circuit discussed here is very useful for getting a visual information regarding the state of temperature which is to be monitored. Circuit Operation In the circuit temperature status is displayed using four LEDs. – A green LED, indicating that the temperature is in the desirable level- Two yellow LEDs are […]
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 […]