DFW-Viking
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Need some help controlling two LED lamps?
I have two separate Power MOSFET circuits each controlling the on-state of a LED lamp.
The LED is on in normal state and turns off when 12 volt is applied to the open ‘terminal’.
The application is combination- running light and turn signal, i.e. both LED’s are always on and when the right turn signal is activated, the right LED turns off (in the on period).
The same happens for the left side when the left turn signal is activated.
Further, when the right turn signal is activated (LED turning off and on), the left LED is constant on.
NOW, this is what I would like to do, for the period of which one side/LED is turning off and on, turn the other side/LED off (i.e. when the left side/LED is going through the off/on sequence, the right side/LED is turned off, and comes back on when the turn signal is de-activated).
How do I interconnect the two MOSFET circuits to do this?
I have two separate Power MOSFET circuits each controlling the on-state of a LED lamp.
The LED is on in normal state and turns off when 12 volt is applied to the open ‘terminal’.
The application is combination- running light and turn signal, i.e. both LED’s are always on and when the right turn signal is activated, the right LED turns off (in the on period).
The same happens for the left side when the left turn signal is activated.
Further, when the right turn signal is activated (LED turning off and on), the left LED is constant on.
NOW, this is what I would like to do, for the period of which one side/LED is turning off and on, turn the other side/LED off (i.e. when the left side/LED is going through the off/on sequence, the right side/LED is turned off, and comes back on when the turn signal is de-activated).
How do I interconnect the two MOSFET circuits to do this?