Here's one alternative: Quad LED Fader 1 (QLF1) Requires just 2 ICs (LM324), 4 transistors,16 resistors, 5 caps, 1 pot and 40 LEDs. That's 28 parts plus the 40...
That was easy! Although not tested and some values will need tweaking, here is a PWM version of the Quad LED Fader. (QLF2) wilf ... Outgoing mail is certified...
Hmm, I couldn't get the PWM QLF to work. The LED's just flash on momentarily when you apply power. I don't have any LM324's at the moment so I'll have to play...
Hmm, neither can I. The QLF2 circuit can be made to sort of work with several additional components. Attached is an all opamp PWM circuit and a hybrid PWM...
I have tested the QLF4 (PWM Quad LED Fader) circuit, and I can report that it works very well. Let me explain how the circuit works since the basic PWM...
Thanks Wilf, I'll play around with it next week. Bill ... Bill Bigge Autonomous Systems Lab Room 5A23 Cognitive and Computing Sciences Pevensey-II Sussex...
Peak to Peak maybe? ... From: J Wolfgang Goerlich To: beam@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2003 6:50 AM Subject: [beam] Re: Slow pulsar I have one...
Yes, "between 1V and 2V p/p" is questionable shorthand for a triangular waveform with lower and upper peaks of 1V and 2V. Another way to describe it as a...
Here is the polished up tested design, Quad LED Fader 5, which works on the same principle as QLF4 but uses a LM339 quad comparator instead of the LM324 quad...
Always aiming for the pure minimalist design, here is QLF6, an amazingly simple but effective 4 channel LED controller which requires just 14 parts plus LEDs. ...
Yippeee!! I have finished breadboarding QLF7. Here is a video of it in action... http://www.sandstrom.demon.co.uk/Vids/qlf.avi Microsoft Video Version 1 codec...
Great stuff Neil! Your efforts makes it all worthwhile to develop these ideas into real circuits. Sure would like some feedback. I noticed that some rainbow...
~>Sure would like some feedback. I ~>noticed that ~>some rainbow circuits purposely suppress "white" combinations ~>to increase ~>the apparent colour...
Here is another avi. Play length 35 seconds, 160 x120 1.32 MB (1,384,888 bytes) www.sandstrom.demon.co.uk/Vids/qlf2.avi I have tried to manually adjust my...
Hi Neil, ... Thanks for reporting the results. With all those new circuits popping up, I don't have time to build and test them all. Those are very similar to...
OK... I know this response is a little on the late side... But that is so cool! It's EXACTLY what I've been looking for. I have not had a lot of time lately,...
Hi i was reading the message bellow and was wondeirng if i could get the schematic or plans for this QLF6 circuit Please let me knwo thanks Oliver ... ...