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Kind of a newbie, taking my first EE course
I stumbled upon a guide about how to add a "rumble pack" (like the console controllers) to activate upon clicking down a mouse. I have a USB mouse and the circuit as I understand it is shown in the jpg attached.
My questions are:
1. does the circuit look right?
2. how would I go about adding a string of parallel LED's (independent from the variable R on the motor, so as bright as I can get em) to light up at the same time the mouse is clicked? Do I just copy the right side of the circuit (starting at the transistor) and add it to the left click switch as well?
3. My end goal is to have two modes: [click lights + click rumble] / [click lights only]. I have a flip switch at my disposal that seems to be like the one shown in the picture if that can at all play a part in the final circuit.
Many thanks
Kind of a newbie, taking my first EE course
I stumbled upon a guide about how to add a "rumble pack" (like the console controllers) to activate upon clicking down a mouse. I have a USB mouse and the circuit as I understand it is shown in the jpg attached.
My questions are:
1. does the circuit look right?
2. how would I go about adding a string of parallel LED's (independent from the variable R on the motor, so as bright as I can get em) to light up at the same time the mouse is clicked? Do I just copy the right side of the circuit (starting at the transistor) and add it to the left click switch as well?
3. My end goal is to have two modes: [click lights + click rumble] / [click lights only]. I have a flip switch at my disposal that seems to be like the one shown in the picture if that can at all play a part in the final circuit.
Many thanks
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