In August 1989, Cree Inc. introduced the first commercially available blue LED. After that you could produce true white LEDs, since the primary colours of light are red, blue and green. Later it was noticed that a tri-colour LED produced too much of a rainbow effect and it was then that the dual blue/ yellow LED making a white. Yellow light being a mix of red and green.
What type of metal is used for these diodes, and a typical TO-18 photodiode? What would its metal frame and metal "sticks" be made of? Anode/cathode are shown yellow and the frame has the gray metallic collor. (TO-18)
This video is great, but why do you have to look like a geek? I feel a little bit embaraced, sitting here in my university. They won't take me serriously. But this is my engineering degree we're talking about here.
В 20 е годы в каждой деревне мастерили полупроводниковый диод из серы и свинца заливая расплав в наперстки при создании детекторного приемника , вот тогда изобрели полупроводник , во всяком случае диод
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If I somehow get sent back to ancient Rome, I want to know how no make an LED (you know, after I've introduced everybody to the decimal system, higher mathematics, chemistry, biology, and modern medicine).
hey sir u hav a nic way of makin physics use in daily lyf send me sum more video of urs related 2 different concept of physics n dere uses my email id kmcmohit@yahoo.com
how would i find the current (i) in a led? i brought a few LEDs off ebay and want to connect them to a certain battery... but obviously i need to add a resister to the mix... i can get the V from the battery, but would need to know the the (I) from the LED wouldnt i? also second question is ... if i have two LEDs in serial or parrallel ... what do i do to the formula ? would i half the resistance if i doubled the LED of same current
ps your explainations in circuitry is AWSOME. ty =) Lee
@bleemy If you're talking about the maximum/recommended operating current of the LED, that will depend on the manufacturer's specifications. The average current that most LEDs should run on is 20mA.
For calculations, you can assume a constant voltage drop of around 1.7V (for a standard red LED). But this will vary for different LEDs. (post too long continued)
@bleemy To find the resistance required, you can subtract this from your battery voltage then calculate the resistance required to give the desired current using ohms law. i.e. resistance = (BatteryVoltage - LEDVoltageDrop)/Current. For example, if your battery is 9V, the voltage drop of the LED is 1.7V, and your desired current is 20mA, it will be R=(9-1.7)/0.02 = 365ohms.
dude I have been watching vids on leds and reading all kinds of stuff about them and this was one of the most Professional videos I have seen and very interesting great job! I am off to see your other videos now lol
@JonDeth It will, but it won't stay that way. It's like filling a water tank that has 100 gallons of capacity, using a 50 gallon/minute pump to fill it up, but using a 100 gallon/minute pump to extract water.
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Well, you didn't say why it lights up or why its different that a regular bulb .... which I figured you would being that the whole video is about the LED
Why 2 volts are enough for the electrons to pass through the distance of 0.5-1.0 mm when you need 3 kilovolts current for a 1 mm square to pass through ?!
@LucaTurilli89 if you look closely its not a gap... the anode has a kind of bowl holding the light emmiting material, while the cathode has a tiny hair thin wire touching the top of the material
Awesome history! Thanks! I was upset in the last Harrison Ford Indiana Jones movie because they had an LED clock in the war room--way too early for LED's. Had they put a NIXIE clock, then they would have been true to the era. No LED's were in WWII. My search led to the 60's as well, but I missed the early years with RF detectors--COOL!
@speedomike747 Multicolored LEDS have multiple dies which make the different colors when energized. GE introduced a multi-die unit incorporating a microprocessor to create strings of lights which can make all kinds of colors based on data on a communication line connecting all the lights together. Dies can be operated together, like red and blue to make green. Bi-color leds (like red and green) have a common lead and 2 leads, one for each color. Others detect the polarity to change color.
@speedomike747 3 separate anodes made from different materials (to get different colours - RGB which stands for Red Green Blue) in one lens with collective cathode. To get demanded colour you have to connect proper (in reference to RGB color model) anode/s/ to positive.
@speedomike747 They generally have two (or more) individual LED's of different colours packaged together. In the case of the two colour they are connected internally with the polarity of one reversed compared to the other, so the polarity of the supply determines which one lights up.
@speedomike747 You actually have 3 leds under the same resin housing. You'll see the multi-colored leds have 3 cathodes (red green blue) and one anode. This basically gives you a typical RGB pixel capable of having any color.
@speedomike747 Multiple LEDs in one, but reversed direction. So the positive is the other one's negative. One way will light up the first color. Other way will light up the second.
@speedomike747 Each individual "RGB LED" light has three separate LED chips embedded (red, green, and blue), each with a pair of leads (some just use four leads, with common ground), all behind a diffuser.
By running independent PWM to each chip, you can mix different intensities of red, green, and blue to get any color.
@speedomike747 Usually a different voltage applied will give you the different colors. Example, though not accurate, 2.4v might be blue, 3.2v may be for green and then 3.7 red. It really depends on the led used.
Well they have three seperate neg or positive leads to control each colour and one for the common ground or positive all depending on the LED in question, rgb (red green blue) to get other colours you simpy mix the amount of rgb needed to make the needed colour.
in short the RGB or multi-colour led have 4 pins one common - or + and three leads for each colour.
@speedomike747 do you know what means RGB? : R=red G=green B=blue . if the lLED red is on and is very bright and the blue LED is on but is not so bright yuo will see purple ...don't think?
hey could you please let me know where i can fin a LED and resistor kit like a package deal i been looking online and am able to faind very few seperately but nothing together and not many sources of either could you please help me out by emailing me at erty1990@yahoo.com
hey could you please let me know where i can fin a LED and resistor kit like a package deal i been looking online and am able to faind very few seperately but nothing together and not many sources of either could you please help me out by emailing me at erty1990@yahoo.com
NERD
Pintoleite3 1 hour ago
Wait…their presenting LEDs now???? But…they were invented like 50 years ago… And became mass produced a decade ago… A bit late to the party much?
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In August 1989, Cree Inc. introduced the first commercially available blue LED. After that you could produce true white LEDs, since the primary colours of light are red, blue and green. Later it was noticed that a tri-colour LED produced too much of a rainbow effect and it was then that the dual blue/ yellow LED making a white. Yellow light being a mix of red and green.
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What type of metal is used for these diodes, and a typical TO-18 photodiode? What would its metal frame and metal "sticks" be made of? Anode/cathode are shown yellow and the frame has the gray metallic collor. (TO-18)
CognitiveNetwork 2 weeks ago
This video is great, but why do you have to look like a geek? I feel a little bit embaraced, sitting here in my university. They won't take me serriously. But this is my engineering degree we're talking about here.
CognitiveNetwork 2 weeks ago
@CognitiveNetwork Don`t worry. With spelling like that, they`re probably not taking you seriously anyway.
frac 1 week ago 2
В 20 е годы в каждой деревне мастерили полупроводниковый диод из серы и свинца заливая расплав в наперстки при создании детекторного приемника , вот тогда изобрели полупроводник , во всяком случае диод
dystym 1 month ago
Wow this was really informative. Tell us about new LED's that keep changing colors, like one on my cellphone. Guy looks very intelligent
tradecycles 1 month ago
How many colors and types of LEDs are there?
pkmmama 1 month ago
This guys are awesome: can make a video from a simple LED and make it interesting! :)
jgrecoarroyo 1 month ago
What I got from this: "Instead of buying presents this xmas, make presents! LED messages make for great gifts this Christmas"
Irishfreedom 1 month ago
Thumbs up if u think he looks like Hugo Weaving ('Agent Smith' in 'Matrix') ! ! !
salman4614 1 month ago
@salman4614 I'm going to enjoy watching you die, Mr. Anderson.
stefantomic1389 1 month ago
@salman4614 No he looks like Graham Garden from the goodies.
Mentorcase 1 month ago
@salman4614 i think he does :)
toro199999 4 weeks ago
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hallyson130 1 month ago
If I somehow get sent back to ancient Rome, I want to know how no make an LED (you know, after I've introduced everybody to the decimal system, higher mathematics, chemistry, biology, and modern medicine).
mszegedy 2 months ago
this is what we call a NERD...!!
hitsassasian 2 months ago
@hitsassasian an ultra nerd, anyone who takes them self seriously whilst wearing magnifying goggles is a n utra-nerd
fairyheli2 2 months ago
I hope you send these videos to our e-mail
electronicslover1993 2 months ago
this subject matter is my favorite and also my blind side
guinguinnaman 2 months ago
this sucject matter is my favorite and my blind side ! Great job !
guinguinnaman 2 months ago
really cool made movie. go on with that art
DynamicSun 3 months ago
I LOVE LIGHTS! Especially LED lights, they fascinate me!
MiguelRelvas1 3 months ago
The name of the substance is "silicon carbide," not "silicone carbide."
madamerotten 3 months ago
hahahahaha this guys looks so funny !!!!! :D
Ninja8996 3 months ago
lol... I thought the title stood for making presents with leds...
dametalbasser 3 months ago
Not this guy again.
neveragaineverever 3 months ago
Hey its Austin powers... Oh wait
Darkreaperxl 3 months ago
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What the hell weres the resistor and transistor
Jhfgsjdcd 3 months ago
booring
SuperAaaaa123456 4 months ago
how low will those carborundum leds work down to? could you suce them in a joulethief or something like that?
theonelinerkid 4 months ago
@theonelinerkid The lowest forward voltage diodes are probably silicon Schottky types.
madamerotten 3 months ago
You didn't explain semiconductors.
blickblocks 4 months ago
HAHAHA I HAVE THE SAME GUITAR AMPLIFIER FROM 1:06 !!! lool
FlackVendetta 5 months ago
ouw yea
mamiC23 5 months ago
brilliant. you experiment of the crystal was just out of this world. What better way of imparting knowledge? Thank you.
oceantrolls73 5 months ago
But,how can I get a material?
kristiansavka 6 months ago
where was this guy when i had my science test :)
ljdougie 6 months ago
hey sir u hav a nic way of makin physics use in daily lyf send me sum more video of urs related 2 different concept of physics n dere uses my email id kmcmohit@yahoo.com
kmcmohit 6 months ago
get a life you stupid virgin
gunmanzzreview 6 months ago
ok please help me out im trying to light up 12 green leds 2.5 volts max there for a helmet so i need a portable power sorce
thre11 6 months ago
adds=lies lets bad adds
archie977 6 months ago
which NBA player are you?
Moongazerr 6 months ago
subtitles!!! please
troncheg 6 months ago
Nice vid. Very professional.
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thelittleblacksmith 6 months ago
I thought it meant make presents (make gifts): the LED. I was like, who would give a LED as a gift?
PlancksTime 6 months ago 34
@PlancksTime
i can give it to you as a gift.
MrLEDLamp 1 month ago
@PlancksTime divvy
ChrisThompsons40K 5 days ago
In soviet russia LED's make presents
crazysarcasm211 6 months ago
I agree with him under me
Great video been looking for a video of led info
partyboydude 7 months ago
fuckin Awsome...I need more information on Led light and how to make them work..
FrenzyandLazerbeak 7 months ago
How'd i get here from Barking Cat?
SereLLiK 7 months ago
How's i get her from Barking Cat?
SereLLiK 7 months ago
how u wire the "make" light in background?
bojangles465 7 months ago
wow, i have a huge chunk of silicone carbide, and i didnt even know it could do that ;o
blankrofl 7 months ago
kipkay is better than him!!!
murt986 7 months ago
@murt986 he is kipkay
ericrulesism 7 months ago
@murt986 he is kipkay nvm
ericrulesism 7 months ago
its great to see that there are still people in youtube dedicated to making good educational videos.
cheers man you've earned my subscription
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bleemy 7 months ago in playlist led
how would i find the current (i) in a led? i brought a few LEDs off ebay and want to connect them to a certain battery... but obviously i need to add a resister to the mix... i can get the V from the battery, but would need to know the the (I) from the LED wouldnt i? also second question is ... if i have two LEDs in serial or parrallel ... what do i do to the formula ? would i half the resistance if i doubled the LED of same current
ps your explainations in circuitry is AWSOME. ty =) Lee
bleemy 7 months ago in playlist led
@bleemy If you're talking about the maximum/recommended operating current of the LED, that will depend on the manufacturer's specifications. The average current that most LEDs should run on is 20mA.
For calculations, you can assume a constant voltage drop of around 1.7V (for a standard red LED). But this will vary for different LEDs. (post too long continued)
Techno246 7 months ago
@bleemy To find the resistance required, you can subtract this from your battery voltage then calculate the resistance required to give the desired current using ohms law. i.e. resistance = (BatteryVoltage - LEDVoltageDrop)/Current. For example, if your battery is 9V, the voltage drop of the LED is 1.7V, and your desired current is 20mA, it will be R=(9-1.7)/0.02 = 365ohms.
Techno246 7 months ago
wow!!! cool video i liked it
9291565290 8 months ago
From the Title It seemed like Make: invented the LED.
HDv1de0 8 months ago 52
you added subtitles
matthewtchernev123 8 months ago
boring as shit
maincourseistoocool 8 months ago
Each Led requires about 3 Volts.
imanoob4 8 months ago
vc é foda ( brazill)
morelokaslolo 8 months ago
This is awesome
check my channel.........
29riteshkakkar 8 months ago
dude I have been watching vids on leds and reading all kinds of stuff about them and this was one of the most Professional videos I have seen and very interesting great job! I am off to see your other videos now lol
MORONIOO76 8 months ago 2
Great!
comingfromthesouth 9 months ago
exelent !
ivockercg 9 months ago
I have an LED strip that must draw an amp or more to reach full efficiency.
Unfortunately, my power supply under the circumstances is limited to about 500mA.
Will using a large value cap allow it to reach full luminosity?
JonDeth 9 months ago
@JonDeth It will, but it won't stay that way. It's like filling a water tank that has 100 gallons of capacity, using a 50 gallon/minute pump to fill it up, but using a 100 gallon/minute pump to extract water.
iceman977th 9 months ago
@iceman977th I'm using some rather large capacitors lol
JonDeth 9 months ago
hey, your not kipkay
rigby608 9 months ago
Get your knees a flexin and your arms T-rexin...
joshabrown86 9 months ago
Due your nails freak
GostosoSPbr 9 months ago
Is this dwight schrute off of the office?
alienware112 9 months ago
sexy beast;)
zXeFFeCTzXz 9 months ago
i have that amp :)
okultov 9 months ago
why are you wearing a suit
GalaticTG 9 months ago
I like this explanation.
TheYellowFlashLight 9 months ago
Типичный ботан :)
weider555 9 months ago
ery good job.Come and join us.
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AHProduction1214 9 months ago
Thanks for the education! Thumbs up!
Hallaran 10 months ago
Какой дядька потешный. Типичный учёный☺
MrKarnawal 10 months ago
hola esta muy bueno ,pero el detalle es que estaría bueno que también estuviese echo en español gracias .
walterwnicolas1959 10 months ago
wow, very cool!
justgivemethetruth 10 months ago
He look like Hugo Weaver(Agent Smith) and he got a black suit
20swaraj 10 months ago
Could the probes be replaced with a photo resistor?
TheCodingProductions 10 months ago
dude get a girlfriend hehehe
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elecproducts 10 months ago
Why do world changing inventions usually get attributed to the wrong guy? Hah.
linagee 10 months ago
i did lot of practicals during my childhood(frm 7yrs to 13yrs)considering LED!
LED is awesome & totally fabulous!
bluckbaster 10 months ago
Collin Cunningham is awesome
16mmDJ 11 months ago
he look like smith in the film "the matrix" ha ha XD
0568067675 11 months ago
Nice simple video.. I'd like to use this at an Enironmental campaign we are doing in the 1st week of March....
any ways I can get a copy in a better Res ? Thanks
donthecat 11 months ago
LOL good intro ;)
MiniGeek31337 11 months ago
@GregTheCreator omfg, your like the 9999th person who answered my question -.-
speedomike747 11 months ago
thx its informative
shebotnov 11 months ago
Great video, very interesting and educational...keep up the good work!
NeilAnthony69 11 months ago
In Imperial Russia we don't make stupid jokes like they do in Soviet Russia.
JayOhEnEnWhyEx 11 months ago
great man. u explained resistor to me in a simple yet great way. just what i needed.
PyroManiac72386 11 months ago
go weed
dmitry246 11 months ago
Hahahaha, i tought this vid was about how to make a present with leds XD
TooHuman 1 year ago
Well, you didn't say why it lights up or why its different that a regular bulb .... which I figured you would being that the whole video is about the LED
shanered5 1 year ago
Keep making these... This is one of my favorite series!
Ormaaj 1 year ago
why the bum bum music, why not just teach and leave the CRAP music that everyone does???? and do you great stuff??
hatelibs1 1 year ago
lol, already got about 9999 replys xD
speedomike747 1 year ago
OMG ANGUS YOUNG'S NERD BROTHER! D:
naxoman77 1 year ago
AGHH THE LED MY BROTHER IS WATCHING PORN ANYDAY ON HIS LED MONITOR THE LED ISNT IT INCREDIBLE?
kutstudios 1 year ago
how do i run like 10 leds from like one battery?
im a noob with leds so im just wondering
akke9798 1 year ago
@akke9798 Depends on the color. You make series in parallel.
Dark0Lord7 1 year ago
You should cover LED and Motor PWM.
Elliottslingsby 1 year ago
Why 2 volts are enough for the electrons to pass through the distance of 0.5-1.0 mm when you need 3 kilovolts current for a 1 mm square to pass through ?!
LucaTurilli89 1 year ago
@LucaTurilli89 if you look closely its not a gap... the anode has a kind of bowl holding the light emmiting material, while the cathode has a tiny hair thin wire touching the top of the material
covermanproductions 1 year ago
@TechBoywii
Actually it is die.
rottenjonny2055 1 year ago
2:29 dude u need to cut ur nails.
marko94serbia 1 year ago
you have longnails
funfunnystuff 1 year ago 27
Nice video, well done.
SwisssBolla 1 year ago
omfg i look like creepy sciense dude frm a old movie xD old school LOL
hidde50 1 year ago
Awesome history! Thanks! I was upset in the last Harrison Ford Indiana Jones movie because they had an LED clock in the war room--way too early for LED's. Had they put a NIXIE clock, then they would have been true to the era. No LED's were in WWII. My search led to the 60's as well, but I missed the early years with RF detectors--COOL!
BlakeMason2 1 year ago
fuck leds
MRJIMMYDEAN09 1 year ago
Great info. This has really sparked my interest in LEDs.
Thanks for sharing.
tatarhead 1 year ago
i want to know more about ciret boards
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Fuzzy192006 1 year ago
Yes, you're the only one who's neck-to-neck with Kipkay, as far as the video entertainment goes... Love watching your videos :)
schvabek 1 year ago
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docent538 1 year ago
what is the power supply? i would like to be able to try making this, but i do not know the specifics of it.
thomasw011 1 year ago
how do multi colour leds work then?
speedomike747 1 year ago 87
@speedomike747 they have different kind of semi conductive material inside
tompsukka2008 1 year ago
@speedomike747 Multicolored LEDS have multiple dies which make the different colors when energized. GE introduced a multi-die unit incorporating a microprocessor to create strings of lights which can make all kinds of colors based on data on a communication line connecting all the lights together. Dies can be operated together, like red and blue to make green. Bi-color leds (like red and green) have a common lead and 2 leads, one for each color. Others detect the polarity to change color.
BlakeMason2 1 year ago
@BlakeMason2 dye, not die. but nice explanation
TechBoywii 1 year ago
@speedomike747 they work in the principle of a gas that is changing it's colour in different voltage as far as I know :))))).
LucaTurilli89 1 year ago
@speedomike747 which type do you mean?
the automatic-color changing one with two pins?
or the R(ed) G(reen) B(lue) one with four pins.
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Barkeniusz 1 year ago
@speedomike747 3 separate anodes made from different materials (to get different colours - RGB which stands for Red Green Blue) in one lens with collective cathode. To get demanded colour you have to connect proper (in reference to RGB color model) anode/s/ to positive.
Barkeniusz 1 year ago
@speedomike747 They generally have two (or more) individual LED's of different colours packaged together. In the case of the two colour they are connected internally with the polarity of one reversed compared to the other, so the polarity of the supply determines which one lights up.
WilltechOnline 1 year ago
@speedomike747 they put multipul types of silica in them and they ligh by changeing
aznbabe70 1 year ago
@speedomike747 they have more than one thing inside of them
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@speedomike747 they have more than one thing inside of them
97273998 1 year ago
@speedomike747 You actually have 3 leds under the same resin housing. You'll see the multi-colored leds have 3 cathodes (red green blue) and one anode. This basically gives you a typical RGB pixel capable of having any color.
drag05h 1 year ago 3
@speedomike747 Multiple LEDs in one casing.
willrandship 11 months ago
@speedomike747 Multiple LEDs in one, but reversed direction. So the positive is the other one's negative. One way will light up the first color. Other way will light up the second.
dragonettirockstop 11 months ago
@dragonettirockstop you might be the 140th person that told me :P
i lost count at 50 :D
speedomike747 11 months ago
@speedomike747 Sorry. I didn't see the answers before I posted.
dragonettirockstop 11 months ago
@dragonettirockstop dont mind :P
speedomike747 11 months ago
@speedomike747 different frequencies of leds and wave lengths (band gaps)
CommunistRemix 11 months ago
@speedomike747 I think they work by passing current through different crystals witch emit different colors of light.
luigi90900 11 months ago
@speedomike747 you color the glass
rapidistucfl 11 months ago
@speedomike747 Each individual "RGB LED" light has three separate LED chips embedded (red, green, and blue), each with a pair of leads (some just use four leads, with common ground), all behind a diffuser.
By running independent PWM to each chip, you can mix different intensities of red, green, and blue to get any color.
Metra90 11 months ago 17
@speedomike747 that's a LED with 3 crystals (red, green and a blue one). That's why there are 4 pins on that LED.
jrigvd 10 months ago 3
@speedomike747 Usually a different voltage applied will give you the different colors. Example, though not accurate, 2.4v might be blue, 3.2v may be for green and then 3.7 red. It really depends on the led used.
HostileHST 10 months ago
@speedomike747 Just A Wild Guess, I Think It Comes From The Frequency Of The Electrical Waves In The Same Way Light Reflects Color
xInfected27x 10 months ago
@speedomike747
Well they have three seperate neg or positive leads to control each colour and one for the common ground or positive all depending on the LED in question, rgb (red green blue) to get other colours you simpy mix the amount of rgb needed to make the needed colour.
in short the RGB or multi-colour led have 4 pins one common - or + and three leads for each colour.
Vonditto 9 months ago
@speedomike747 it is tree led's and the share the ground and the dome is a mixer and blend the color
thekiller0673 9 months ago
@speedomike747
in multi colour leds are 2 or 3 LED's with diffrent colours in a single chip.
portd2 9 months ago
@speedomike747 different color plasic around it
bigbobgotu 9 months ago
@bigbobgotu nah it's multiple different (but single) coloured leds squashed into a clear housing.
ConnorXV 9 months ago
@speedomike747 A multicolor LED is constructed of multiple crystals in one package, sharing terminals.
CheezWhiz127 9 months ago
@speedomike747 do you know what means RGB? : R=red G=green B=blue . if the lLED red is on and is very bright and the blue LED is on but is not so bright yuo will see purple ...don't think?
radaryky 8 months ago
@speedomike747 it's pretty much two diodes in one. the whole thing isn't a light, it's just a holder. the light itself is very small.
hacksign23 8 months ago
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hey could you please let me know where i can fin a LED and resistor kit like a package deal i been looking online and am able to faind very few seperately but nothing together and not many sources of either could you please help me out by emailing me at erty1990@yahoo.com
omni1990 1 year ago 2
hey could you please let me know where i can fin a LED and resistor kit like a package deal i been looking online and am able to faind very few seperately but nothing together and not many sources of either could you please help me out by emailing me at erty1990@yahoo.com
omni1990 1 year ago
@omni1990 hackedgadgets"DOT"com/2009/11/28/flashing-rgb-led-project/
capman911 1 year ago
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pepsiemoo 1 year ago
what the heck
pepsiemoo 1 year ago
eat some light
TheGdragon123 1 year ago
for a nine volt baterry to led you only need a 330 resistor.
awesome vid, i learned a LOT
mittensthesnipercat 1 year ago