blinker

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06:46:20

its a flashing LED

published 4 years ago

BillyT

4 years ago

Any thing over 30Hz is hard to see as a flashing light, in real life the higher the flash rate, the dimmer the light from the LED will appear. Depending on the relay type, it's oscillation will probably peak out between 400 & 600 Hz, at that rate it's life will be fairly short. The higher the value of the capacitor, the slower the oscillation. More stable circuit; http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4959987853688832

sirendude

4 years ago

wyoelk

4 years ago

Or maybe one of these _ http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6425013445722112

tony_j

4 years ago

to test your circuit in real time, click on the clock icon and adjust it to the maximum 1s/1s. This means one second of real time is shown in 1 second of simulation time.

badassfromaus

4 years ago

The relay wont last long. Have a look at an old one I did here. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6587561024421888

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