Good evening everyone,
My name is Brandon. Although this is my first time posting here on the forum, I have been around and very much enjoy reading what you guys are working on and what you all have to teach. I am very interested in electronics, however the path I chose was a degree in law followed by a law practice. Obviously this is on the extreme opposite side of the spectrum of anything that deals with electrical components. That being said I have a project that I am very interested in starting. I want to run an LED strip under my bathroom counter that is activated via a PIR motion sensor. Upon days of research I have acquired, what I believe is all essential items/components required for this project. However outside of purchasing these items and researching on the basic functionality of each I am absolutely STUCK at what to do at this point.
My current inventory is as follows. (Each item is linked to an in depth webpage)
P.S - I hope I have provided you all with enough information to adequately help.
My name is Brandon. Although this is my first time posting here on the forum, I have been around and very much enjoy reading what you guys are working on and what you all have to teach. I am very interested in electronics, however the path I chose was a degree in law followed by a law practice. Obviously this is on the extreme opposite side of the spectrum of anything that deals with electrical components. That being said I have a project that I am very interested in starting. I want to run an LED strip under my bathroom counter that is activated via a PIR motion sensor. Upon days of research I have acquired, what I believe is all essential items/components required for this project. However outside of purchasing these items and researching on the basic functionality of each I am absolutely STUCK at what to do at this point.
My current inventory is as follows. (Each item is linked to an in depth webpage)
- LED Strip
- 12V 3A Power Adapter
- HC-SR501 PIR Motion Detector
- IRLB3034PBF N-Channel MOSFET
- Ardunio Uno
- Multiple breadboards, Resistors, etc.
P.S - I hope I have provided you all with enough information to adequately help.