
LED Flashlights
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PAGE 1 of 6 - LED voltage control with limiting resistor Quick info about LEDs This is not an LED theory page, therefore i will not go into details about the LEDs. You can read the LED Theory for more extensive info. There are some things though that you need to have in mind: LEDs are current-depended components.
LED driving and controlling methods
I find it easiest to do everything assembly-line fashion. Lay out your LEDs, push button, resistors, and wiring harness for the battery. Tin all legs of the components and the ends of the harness as well as the legs of the button. The wires on the harness are pre-tinned, but you want to be sure that the solder you're using sticks well to the components, so I always resolder them. Clip the leads on the resistors so they have one long lead and one lead about 1/4" long.
How to Build Your Own Ultraviolet UV LED (Black Light) Flashlight
Lighting Circuits-Diagram and LED Light Circuits Schematics
LED Projects
I went to Costco the other day with my wife to pick up some Christmas lights. While there, I found the most awesome christmas lights ever: the GE Color Effects G-35 . This string contains fifty "bulbs".
deep darc » Hacking Christmas Lights
Arduino LED Exploration
High Power LED Driver Circuits
High-power LED's: the future of lighting! but... how do you use them? where do you get them?Experiments with Bright LEDs : Constant current supply
While preparing for the Year 2000 power grid collapse, which somehow never materialized, I began experimenting with battery-powered room illuminators using super-bright LEDs. I learned a couple of interesting lessons the hard way.Ok, so this is an easy step. First, with a Sharpie marker, draw a dot where you want to put your Push button and your LED. On my Altoids Flashlight, I put my light on the front, and the PB (Pushbutton) switch on the top.

