Hello all.
I'm brand new here and this is my first post. I currently have an idea that I would love to make a reality. So far today I have taught myself Ohm's law and how to run LED's in series. Also calculating the resistors for LED's. I am trying to educate myself as much as I can and trying not to be a pest.
I have been looking at a lot of schematics and trying to draw one myself for this project. Like I said I'm still educating myself and trying to learn the proper symbols.
So here is the idea.
The power source is 12V.
I would like to have a infrared switch turn on a series of solid 3 white LED's.
In the same circuit I would like a second switch that when turned on turns on a series of 3 blinking white LED's but turns off the first series of LED's.
As the second switch is turned on I would like it to be on a timer. In X amount of second the whole circuit resets itself.
I would like to use infrared because of body heat. I was also thinking of a weighted switch.
I apologize about my grammar and punctuation.
Regards, Cam
I'm brand new here and this is my first post. I currently have an idea that I would love to make a reality. So far today I have taught myself Ohm's law and how to run LED's in series. Also calculating the resistors for LED's. I am trying to educate myself as much as I can and trying not to be a pest.
I have been looking at a lot of schematics and trying to draw one myself for this project. Like I said I'm still educating myself and trying to learn the proper symbols.
So here is the idea.
The power source is 12V.
I would like to have a infrared switch turn on a series of solid 3 white LED's.
In the same circuit I would like a second switch that when turned on turns on a series of 3 blinking white LED's but turns off the first series of LED's.
As the second switch is turned on I would like it to be on a timer. In X amount of second the whole circuit resets itself.
I would like to use infrared because of body heat. I was also thinking of a weighted switch.
I apologize about my grammar and punctuation.
Regards, Cam