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Hello gary350, Nigel Goodwin, MaxHeadRoom78, Papabravo, For The Popcorn, ZipZapOuch, ChrisP58, alec_t, bill_L, ChristianThomas, and the ETO forum,
What is correct names for GOOD user friendly circuit drawing program?
In this sentence the verb to be 'is', singular, is used with the
noun...
Hello ETO forum,
Although the Tiny Programmer 11801 has been used successfully
a couple of times before, on Tuesday, April 29 after the sketch is compiled in Arduino IDE V 2.3.5,
when the sketch is sent to the Tiny Programmer the IDE returns:
"Failed programming: uploading error: exit status 1...
Hello rjenkinsgb and the ETO forum,
"so you could some extra circuitry to switch a higher voltage to the gate."
Perhaps a transistor between the output pin 4 and the load transistor, Q2,
could allow the 5v coming from the 7805 to drive the Q2 gate.
Please accept a request to review the...
Hello ETO forum,
Have built and installed a half dozen closet lights
that use PIRs (motion detectors) to turn three
12 volt lamps on for a minute.=, schematic attached.
The timer is a microcontroller called XIAO SAMD21
A couple of the closet lights have failed, not because
they won't come on...
Hello ETO forum,
This is not an Arduino microcontroller question but the Seeed XAIO SAMD21
is Arduino compatible, that is, it runs sketches written in the
Arduino IDE so it is hoped that this query will fit in this category.
Working with the Seeed XAIO SAMD21 to operate a
MOSFET AUIRF540Z...
Hello danak, Nigel Goodwin, and the ETO forum,
It has taken a while to get back to this post because an out-of-state
wedding was attended last weekend.
240819.1 danak
Schematic of the Closet system using 555 timer marked 220923 attached herewith.
240819.2 Nigel Goodwin
The cap used in the...
Hello ETO forum,
For about a year, beginning in 2021,
a 555 timer was used to receive
a signal from a PIR and saturate
a transistor that turned on four
twelve-volt LEDs to light a closet,
staircase or other small space.
After a few months it was noticed
that about a quarter of the...
Hello Mr. Goodwin and the EOT forum,
Thanks for your excellent post.
Because knowledge and experience with electronics is yours
the explanation is prefaced with 'simply'. Because I am
an architect, not an EE perhaps it could be understood
that this is not, at least for me, simple.
The phrase...
Hello ETO forum,
Working on light object that uses a PIR to trigger
a microcontroller, which operates a Adafruit
Neopixel 16 ring.
Presently the LED display operates when triggered by
the PIR for a minute as timed by the ATtiny85
microcontroller.
An improvement to the system would be
for the...
Hello dandak, for the popcorn, Jverive and the ETO forum,
Because I am an architect who has stumbled into the world of lighting using LEDs, not an electrical engineer, my ignorance of the terminology makes it a little difficult to understand some of the replies,
It is written: 'The recognition...
Hello danak and the ETO fotum,
The reply from dananak is much appreciated.
It must be admitted that I am a bit red-faced because the
table provided in dananak's post from
http://www.vollong.com/Product/?306-37.html
was read but was not really sure what was meant
by 'Drive Voltage(V)'.
If the...
Hello EOT forum,
Working on using LEDs in residential architectural
lighting.
In 2013 it was discovered that the first
LEDS that were encountered in the electronics
domain, 5 mm thru hole light emitting diodes,
were indicators not illuminators.
In search of LED illuminators the 1156 was
exposed...
Hello ETO forum,
The context is a twelve volt circuit that uses a PIR sensor to trigger a microcontroller, ATtiny85,
to turn on 12 volt LEDs to come on for a minute.
The circuit is powered by a 12 volt, two amp AC/DC adapter, a wall wart. The adapter is small enough (3"x1.5"x 1") that the...
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