Hi Forum,
I'm struggling a bit about how the best setup would be of my circuit. I have tried to illustrate/simulate my circuit but I want your opinion on how the correct way is.
iCircuit dosen't have Bi-polar LED's so that why I'm having 4 pair of LEDs. In the real world I'm using this one: LINK with a common anode.
I currently have 1k and 220 resistors available.
I've tried different scenarios already but the one that is working IRL, is affected by the amount of LEDs powered on. How do I set it up so no LEDs is affected on the current by each other.
Sorry, I know this is quite simple and something that you should know of, but this is my first project in this scale.
Looking forward hearing from you, Rasmus.
I'm struggling a bit about how the best setup would be of my circuit. I have tried to illustrate/simulate my circuit but I want your opinion on how the correct way is.
iCircuit dosen't have Bi-polar LED's so that why I'm having 4 pair of LEDs. In the real world I'm using this one: LINK with a common anode.
I currently have 1k and 220 resistors available.
I've tried different scenarios already but the one that is working IRL, is affected by the amount of LEDs powered on. How do I set it up so no LEDs is affected on the current by each other.
Sorry, I know this is quite simple and something that you should know of, but this is my first project in this scale.
Looking forward hearing from you, Rasmus.
