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Blinking the LEDs proportional to Bass of the sound

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zubair.mehmood

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dear all

once i connected the led at the input of speaker and observed its blinking on the moments of the high bass. but when i connected the large string of LEDs, it burnt out some of internal ICs of the stereo system. I think it exceeded the current requirement. Am i right???

Now i want to build a large array of LEDs on a wall and want to blink these like the LEDs of the equalizer display. Can you help me :confused:

Thanks in advance :D
 
Your best bet would be a Google of "Color Organ" as those are the type circuits you are after. They come in a wide variety of circuits with varied frequency responses for ranges of frequency. Yes, you likely overloaded your system doing what you did.

Ron
 
An LED is a DIODE. It needs a resistor or circuit to limit its current.
 
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