I'm not sure if I designed this correctly, and I wanted some more eyes on it. Obviously, i'm a novice at circuit design, and I have to use the pcb section of fritzing so I can visually see what I'm connecting.
The idea of this circuit is to press the switch, and have the led zones light up in sequence. I read that a resistor in line with a capacitor will accomplish this. So when the magnetic reed switch on the underside of the pcb is close, the power goes to the R and C on zone 1. 0.5 second delay then the leds in zone 1 turn on. 0.5 seconds later zone 2 finally 0.5 seconds later zone 3.
So does this circuit look correct? If put ground seeds on all the leds and capacitors as well as the battery.
Thanks for any comments in advance.
The idea of this circuit is to press the switch, and have the led zones light up in sequence. I read that a resistor in line with a capacitor will accomplish this. So when the magnetic reed switch on the underside of the pcb is close, the power goes to the R and C on zone 1. 0.5 second delay then the leds in zone 1 turn on. 0.5 seconds later zone 2 finally 0.5 seconds later zone 3.
So does this circuit look correct? If put ground seeds on all the leds and capacitors as well as the battery.
Thanks for any comments in advance.
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