Eric Marchand
New Member
Hello,
I have a project (a toy for my nephew) I would like to try & build, but I don't have much experience with building electronics from scratch.
If anyone is interested, these are the specs.
The "receiver" will have a bank of 6 LEDs, powered by either (2) AA or (1) 9V batteries.
The "transmitter" will have a 6-position rotary switch, powered by (2) AA or (1) 9V batteries.
When turning the "transmitter" switch clockwise the LEDs on the "receiver" would turn on, in sequence from 1 - 6 (keeping the previous LEDs lit).
When turning the "transmitter" switch anti-clockwise, the LEDs on the "receiver would turn off, in sequence from 6-1.
I don't know how a signal would be transmitted, but I would really like for the devices to be wireless.
Realistically, how feasible is something like this? I would appreciate it if anyone could sketch out a block diagram.
Thank You for taking the time to read this post.
I have a project (a toy for my nephew) I would like to try & build, but I don't have much experience with building electronics from scratch.
If anyone is interested, these are the specs.
The "receiver" will have a bank of 6 LEDs, powered by either (2) AA or (1) 9V batteries.
The "transmitter" will have a 6-position rotary switch, powered by (2) AA or (1) 9V batteries.
When turning the "transmitter" switch clockwise the LEDs on the "receiver" would turn on, in sequence from 1 - 6 (keeping the previous LEDs lit).
When turning the "transmitter" switch anti-clockwise, the LEDs on the "receiver would turn off, in sequence from 6-1.
I don't know how a signal would be transmitted, but I would really like for the devices to be wireless.
Realistically, how feasible is something like this? I would appreciate it if anyone could sketch out a block diagram.
Thank You for taking the time to read this post.