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Uploaded by on Aug 13, 2006

The bidirectional use of a led

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  • i remember back three years the difficulty was the algorithm to adjust rapid changes in brightness, this i wanted to show in the video.

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  • how did u send this info into the computer?

  • You just need a micro controller with two I/O pins and pullup resistor.

    This was just a very first test on this video....

  • Reverse bias the LED and count how long it takes for the N side to hit LOW. The more light, the faster the voltage bleeds down. They can be rather finicky because its capacitive based so if you get your counting threshold wrong it can can sometimes have the opposite effect.

  • i'm interesting too

  • if you don't mind me asking, how does it work? I've been interested in LEDs for a while and have just now started working with them.

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