Blink led

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Cannot find solution. Why? Avere are the problem.

published 8 years ago

boooooooom

8 years ago

I dont really know what causes this. But if you increase the resistance between ground and your LEDs it gets better. If you look at the current through your LEDs you will see weird stuff happening.. guess the problem lies with that. What is the purpose of the circuit?

boooooooom

8 years ago

Take a look at this.. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5676804142792704

boooooooom

8 years ago

Not too good practice, but you can also remove the 100 Ohm resistor, change the LEDs' operating voltage to 5V and 1A current, and connect the output straight to ground...

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