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Why start the lamp for only moments

published 11 years ago

BenDarevan

11 years ago

You need 875k resistor.

thebugger

11 years ago

I see no problem. AC swings from positive to negative each time passing the 0V. In real life (speaking of mains) the swing between positive and negative happens at 60 times per second (60Hz) which would be high enough to keep the lamp from cooling thus keeping it always on. In EC all of this happens in a higher time frame whixh enables you to see it but that doesn't mean this is the real deal. Hope i explained it well enough.

thebugger

11 years ago

Ah yes you need to limit the current too. Increase the resistor to 875k as BenDarevan said

jaimin0207

11 years ago

Good

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