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Laser Tripwire circuit / photoresistor tutorial

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Uploaded by on Jan 3, 2010

Afroman takes a cadmium sulphide photoresistor and uses it to build a laser tripwire circuit that can trigger pretty much anything. Don't forget to vote 5 and watch Afroman's Transistor tutorial if you need more info on how to switch different gadgets on and off.

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  • Hey Afroman,

    What schematic designer do you use? It looks really nice and I can find any good ones anywhere.

  • @reviathon360 CADsoft Eagle, LTSpice and a lot of Photoshop

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  • what the.....

  • funnyest part ever, 1:12 ahhahaha i felt like i had to shit myself, that made my day thanks man

  • @Afrotechmods LTSpice for the win!

  • pause at 0:20 yo need more powa

  • I LOVE Afroman's sense of humour in the vids he makes!!!!!

  • cool

  • @andruha11234 That can end this video and cut his sentence short?

  • @Studio1991 Make sure you have the resistor hooked up to the photocell that is also connected to pin 1if that doesn't work check your circuit again

  • Im haveing a problem with mine...I used a buzzer insted of a LED and my buzzer only comes on with light is shineing on the photocell and goes off when i take the light off...I need it to work the ways yours is and im preety confused...Please help?

  • my email id is adeem.tech@gmail.com thankyou

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