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  1. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    Thanks, Tony. Yep, I figured as much when I designed it, and was pleasantly surprised that actual working current is well within the range I expected, even on the low side.
  2. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    Ah, sorry! I didn't sleep much the last few days and thought I'd read your post, but missed that bit. But to answer your question, yes, 10uA would be completely acceptable.
  3. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    I currently have everything at less than 1 amp, actually around 300 mA. However, it can draw more if needed - that's just what I have so far. As for the switch, it would be a SPST. Just switching between circuits A and B. At least an SPST should be all I need.
  4. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    Those are pretty cool, but I guess I should have said that I'm running this all from a 12v DC battery setup. Thanks, Jack
  5. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    I'm intrigued - can you give me an example circuit? Not sure what I'd search for, exactly. Jack
  6. J

    "Toggle" circuit?

    Hi all, I need some help...I'd like to build a circuit that will simply toggle between two outputs when power is applied to an input. That is, the first time power is applied, light A should turn on, then turn off when power is removed from the input. The second time power is applied, light...
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