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Posted Jan 21, 2012 at 10:24 am
Figure 1
A lot of people have been posting projects about ambient orbs or LED night lights. The builder wanted to try something a bit different with LED lights.
The builder used a BlinkM, a chic LED that displays assorted shades of light belongings by vanishing or varying color. The outcome of this is an 11 to 11 pattern of light to an I2C motorist section and an Arduino.
Most LED control circuits are simple current regulators, making sure that you have enough raw voltage to have enough LEDs in series. With led lights you can operate them from a standard dimmer for light control. Multiple fluorescent can be controlled if ran in parallel, and separate switches for each unit.
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