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I'm planning another R/C boat build ,I'm in the process of establishing the detail's.
One detail in particular is the lighting. I plan to use SMD 0605 (ithink) in an enclosure that well mimic fluorescent lights there well be approx. 15 lamps with 3 leds per lamp,, There well also be about a dozen led lights that will mimic Metal Halide lamps-possible 5mm clear ultra bright white,
What I would like to do is put together a circuit that would allow the led lights react in a manner similar to the fluorescence and metal halide @ cold start up.
Some lamps flickering and such with the metal halides flickering and growing brighter..as the warm up
The length of time from on to everything lit up would ideally be about 8-12 seconds, the number of channels would hopefully be 10 or more or less, I don't need random start-up because that would include some sort of micro-processor I'm sure.
I don't know where to start,
I know I'll need a 555, maybe a shift register? , chattering relay circuit?
Id like to keep it old fashioned using old logic and cheap stuff.
One detail in particular is the lighting. I plan to use SMD 0605 (ithink) in an enclosure that well mimic fluorescent lights there well be approx. 15 lamps with 3 leds per lamp,, There well also be about a dozen led lights that will mimic Metal Halide lamps-possible 5mm clear ultra bright white,
What I would like to do is put together a circuit that would allow the led lights react in a manner similar to the fluorescence and metal halide @ cold start up.
Some lamps flickering and such with the metal halides flickering and growing brighter..as the warm up
The length of time from on to everything lit up would ideally be about 8-12 seconds, the number of channels would hopefully be 10 or more or less, I don't need random start-up because that would include some sort of micro-processor I'm sure.
I don't know where to start,
I know I'll need a 555, maybe a shift register? , chattering relay circuit?
Id like to keep it old fashioned using old logic and cheap stuff.