LED Zeppelin

LED Zeppelin game by Colin Mitchell as shown on https://www.elechelp.com/articles/led-zeppelin/ Added a switch for start-up condition. You might want to change the capacitor values to make the simulation "playable". The name of our game, LED Zeppelin, is a play on words. It comes not from the pop group of the same name but from Graf Von Zeppelin, a German who invented the first rigid air ship in 1900. The association fits perfectly. The game consists of six LEDs and an indicator LED that flashes at a rate of about 2 cycles per second. A push button is the “Operations Control” and by carefully pushing the button in synchronisation with the flashing LED, the row of LEDs will gradually light up. But the slightest mistake will immediately extinguish one, two or three LEDs. The aim of the game is to illuminate the 6 LEDs with the least number of pushes.

published 4 years ago