tameimamon

modified 7 years ago

AC LED circuit

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Allows you do build circuit with leds regardless of polarity

published 7 years ago

BillyT

7 years ago

What rubbish...

PrathikP

7 years ago

You're rectifier is wrong.

PrathikP

7 years ago

If that's what you intended to build

BillyT

7 years ago

The rectifier diodes can be thrown away ...

wyoelk

7 years ago

If you are new to electronics, might suggest reading the Example section and start there. Ask questions and someone will try to help you out. Good luck and enjoy

LeButch

7 years ago

When I see this kind of faultness, it is hard to stay factual.

wyoelk

7 years ago

Probably shouldn't but, @LeButch what do you mean as faultness is not a word?

LeButch

7 years ago

This circuit is made so fault, so I though the nome for something being fault was faultness

tameimamon

7 years ago

What’s so faulty about it?

BillyT

7 years ago

@tameimamon redrawn the circuit in a standard format and you end up with:- http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5276291355115520

LeButch

7 years ago

1. The diodes are connected so that they block current in both directions. If you left them out, it would do completely the same. 2. LEDs already have a diode inside, so current can pass in only one direction about them.

wyoelk

7 years ago

@LeButch that's all you should have posted/explained in the first place!

LeButch

7 years ago

Oh come on. Even Billy did not help in the first place.

BillyT

7 years ago

Getting a bit feed up with all the lies and bs circuits.

wyoelk

7 years ago

Just unsubscribe LeButch, cause nothing but trouble since day one.

LeButch

7 years ago

But it is true. Read the first comments.

wyoelk

7 years ago

He redrew the circuit, you insulted the user. Two suggestions, unsubscribe and go away as you still want to demean others or create a new user profile and share knowledge. Please choose. I am sure you can contribute in a decent way

LeButch

7 years ago

Are you blind, or do you just ignore my explanations here??

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