LeButch

modified 6 years ago

Emergency light variation 3

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The final version of my emergency light circuits. It has the least amount of components, but is still reliable. 

All of the components within the inductors are replacing an optocoupler. 

Important: Do not plug it in too often, else the optocoupler might break. It is best to just leave it plugged in.

published 6 years ago

kiani

6 years ago

The more reliable version.. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4927420839493632

kiani

6 years ago

Your transistor base current is ~ 1Ampers,,, (800mA). And 220nF for the mains side is planty enough..

lenzrulz

6 years ago

You’re an idiot kiani, just saying...😬

kiani

6 years ago

You are spammmming lebutch post. Lenny.

hurz

6 years ago

Lenny what a hononable charlatan you are. Lenny you stink

lenzrulz

6 years ago

Good to see kiani deleted his offensive comment...👍🏻

kiani

6 years ago

Offensive. !? to whom.!? lieing hypocrete. The lenxul. This is @lebutch post, i just sent him info about his circuit.

lenzrulz

6 years ago

Offensive to LeButch which is why you quickly removed it, well done...👍

kiani

6 years ago

..Lenny why not learn a little, tiny bit of electronics,, it will help with yiur frustrations.

lenzrulz

6 years ago

More idiocy...😡

kiani

6 years ago

You are spammmming lebutch post. Lenny.

LeButch

6 years ago

@Kiani if you read the description of my circuit, you would know that the transistor simulates the transistor of an optocoupler. It is a phototransistor in rl.

kiani

6 years ago

@lebutch. Yes i know.. You are trying to EMULATE an opto coupler,. Never the less, the transistor is still a transistor. And even in emulation the rules must be followed. Just a resistor inseries with the base will do the trick.

kiani

6 years ago

Here a data sheet chk the spec.. , https://www.mouser.co.uk/ProductDetail/ON-Semiconductor-Fairchild/H11F1?qs=6uASyQ2j9sd3b6FgN9wHpQ%3D%3D

LeButch

6 years ago

No, it is not a transistor. It is an optocoupler.

kiani

6 years ago

The whole thing (led amd transistor) is opto coupler, but the transistor you used is an EC transistor with transistor spec.

kiani

6 years ago

....so one has to follow the EC transister laws.

kiani

6 years ago

Aldo if you cut off the top of the metal case of a transistor like 2n3055, it becomes an optic transistor. And works with light.

LeButch

6 years ago

Ffs, Kiani, you are a dumb piece of shit. I simulate this optocoupler as well as possible with EC and there is absolutely no reason to add a goddamn resistor. Get a life!

kiani

6 years ago

Why do you need 800 mA base current, when the transistor needs a fraction of that,, if yiu reduce the base current, by turning down the gain of ccvs . Si the base is say 80mA it still works.

kiani

6 years ago

Here a Fet version. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6607996579479552

kiani

6 years ago

@lebutch where most people would say thank you for pointing out a mistake in their cct. You choose to use abusive language,,..i don'y know what your problem is, and i can't help you with that problem if knew.... I pointed out what i saw in the circuit published,,, i don't look and at the poster's name.. Ii is the circuit that interests me or not.. Your circuit was an interest to me, so i looked at it in details and fiund the problem, whuch i commented on..... Now whats your problem.? T i am not interested si plz. Refrain fron vaulgarities and foule mouth..

LeButch

6 years ago

THERE IS NO MISTAKE YOU FUCKING DEGENERATE

kiani

6 years ago

Your eloquentl language in capitaL letters, does not convince anybody on what it says...... Mathematics and electronics language is requtired. If you 'd like to continue discussions about the circuit you published...

LeButch

6 years ago

I dont want to continue it. Annoy someone else!

kiani

6 years ago

Revised transistor version. Just Chk this. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5211539905445888

kiani

6 years ago

Do what you want.

LeButch

6 years ago

Fuck off, I dont want to discuss this!

kiani

6 years ago

Go back to university, and talk it over with your supervisor.

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