Great video! What if I simply wanted to have the led's fade in/out only when pressing the switch. When you turn it on, it would fade in and stay at full brightness. When you pressed the button again it would fade out to off. Any suggestions?
@pcbheaven Thank you so much for the reply! If I understand you correctly, using a toggle switch would achieve my desired effect, as the video is using a push-button switch that has to be held down.
@RafaelMarrero86 a toggle switch is one solution to your problem indeed. But you can use an RF flip-flop chip and connect it as a toggle switch, and then use a simple pushbutton which will work as a toggle switch. Search for "flip flop toggle switch"
i was also wondering, from your LED flasher circuit, if we can add a capacitor and a diode in parallel to the LED array, it would give them a fade in and out effect right?
@dedasdude i am working also on a mind reading device and i read your mind :D xD
As a matter of fact, i will use this circuit for my coffee maker (maybe) and my PC (for sure) as well ! I'm glad you like it. I first designed it with a PIC, but i came to the conclusion (somehow) that: 1st it is an overkill, 2nd simple solutions should be given when possible and 3rd PICs tend to make me "lazy" and i should think analog once a while.
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projectevening 1 month ago
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akismhxanikos1 3 months ago
Great video! What if I simply wanted to have the led's fade in/out only when pressing the switch. When you turn it on, it would fade in and stay at full brightness. When you pressed the button again it would fade out to off. Any suggestions?
RafaelMarrero86 3 months ago
@RafaelMarrero86 You wanna make a toggle switch and connect it to this circuit. Use a flip-flop connected as a toggle switch.
pcbheaven 3 months ago
@pcbheaven Thank you so much for the reply! If I understand you correctly, using a toggle switch would achieve my desired effect, as the video is using a push-button switch that has to be held down.
RafaelMarrero86 3 months ago
@RafaelMarrero86 a toggle switch is one solution to your problem indeed. But you can use an RF flip-flop chip and connect it as a toggle switch, and then use a simple pushbutton which will work as a toggle switch. Search for "flip flop toggle switch"
pcbheaven 3 months ago
Nice circuits!
madamerotten 3 months ago
tell me what value of capacitor did you used??
shwathottorrible 6 months ago
when i press da buddon
TheBaguest 8 months ago
I've been looking for a good project to make fading LEDs. Most examples have PICs and I wanted it to be analog, so this is great. Thanks!
boogiewoo0 9 months ago
how can i power with this
20*0.5W 3.0-3.8 V 150ma leds
mwmetalgear 11 months ago
Hey what is the small black one called?? i was also in on your link.. and what does Q stand for?? thanks.
magnusrulz 1 year ago
@magnusrulz both are transistors
williammjs 11 months ago
well i made the more sophisticated one and the values of the parts are near the same and it works great and it's hard to make it so thanks alot :D
ciprianwiner 1 year ago
@ciprianwiner ;)
pcbheaven 1 year ago
its circuit is simple but very interesting for me to work with professional lighting with LEDs will incorporate it into my desk RGB Controller
mariomusico2010 1 year ago
thanks a lot for answering my questions!!
dedasdude 1 year ago
i was also wondering, from your LED flasher circuit, if we can add a capacitor and a diode in parallel to the LED array, it would give them a fade in and out effect right?
dedasdude 1 year ago
@dedasdude if the capacitor is large enough...
pcbheaven 1 year ago
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vmanos 1 year ago
awesome!! i was thinking of this thing on my PC and you made it!!!!!!
dedasdude 1 year ago
@dedasdude i am working also on a mind reading device and i read your mind :D xD
As a matter of fact, i will use this circuit for my coffee maker (maybe) and my PC (for sure) as well ! I'm glad you like it. I first designed it with a PIC, but i came to the conclusion (somehow) that: 1st it is an overkill, 2nd simple solutions should be given when possible and 3rd PICs tend to make me "lazy" and i should think analog once a while.
pcbheaven 1 year ago 2