Hello,
A buddy of mine is a mechanic and has a "Snap-On" brand LED rechargeable flashlight/work light. To turn the light “On” and “Off”, the user presses a momentary pushbutton switch that passes a solid piece of plastic between 2 sensors with each push. Also, if the light is "On" when the battery is removed, the light turns “Off” and remains off, even when the battery is reinstalled, until the switch is pushed again. What type of circuit is this and how does it work?
Thanks
Ryan
A buddy of mine is a mechanic and has a "Snap-On" brand LED rechargeable flashlight/work light. To turn the light “On” and “Off”, the user presses a momentary pushbutton switch that passes a solid piece of plastic between 2 sensors with each push. Also, if the light is "On" when the battery is removed, the light turns “Off” and remains off, even when the battery is reinstalled, until the switch is pushed again. What type of circuit is this and how does it work?
Thanks
Ryan