modified 12 years ago

Two way led light

01:05:23

I got bored and made this

published 12 years ago

rbrtkurtz

12 years ago

962MHz, huh? You know the human eye can't really see any flashing above about 30Hz or so , right? 1Hz means it flashes 1 time per second (technically it's the peak to peak time of the AC signal), so 962MHz means this is flashing 962,000,000 times per second. That's kind of fast lol. US household AC voltage runs at 60Hz, and European stuff runs at 50Hz. That's why you don't see the lights in your house flashing. And that's only 50 to 60 times per second.

Voltransistor

12 years ago

Rbrtkurz, True! Lol. I guess Syko94 did it that high, because he has the LEDs in series, using the capacitance of the LEDs to cross each other. If you put the LEDs in parallel, you can do it at any frequency.

adrien1018

12 years ago

If you want this circuit work in 10Hz, you must use a 100MV voltage source. lol

rbrtkurtz

12 years ago

I see what's going on there. My point is that irl, you won't see anything lol. Plus, good luck finding a 1V 962MHz source. ;)

syko94

12 years ago

I did it because i was bored i know in real life this is not possible to see but who cares lol

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