Free electronic circuit design and schematic diagram
This driver circuit is not only boost the voltage to enable a single battery cell to power two red LEDs or one white LED, but also regulate the current so the light will be constant until the battery runs out its power. The main component of this single cell LED driver is transistors and ferrite core transformer. You can visit […]
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The benefit of LED is longer lifetime than incandescent lamp, and even higher efficiency in latest LED technology. LED is also very compact, but unfortunately it needs higher voltage to operate. A single cell battery (1.5v) or rechargeable cell (1.2V) cannot be used to power LED directly. We have to use a DC-to-DC step-up converter to enable single cell operation […]
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This is Discrete Running LEDs circuit. This circuit gives a chasing pattern like the running LEDs display in video shops. Here is the schematic diagram of the circuit: When the power is applied to this circuit, all transistors will try to come on at the same time. However, some will get a different turn-on current because of the exact value […]
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WARNING: Don’t touch the circuit when plugged to the mains supply, this will cause a lethal electrical shock since it’s not isolated from the mains supply. A column of 10 white LEDs is illuminated by this circuit. The flicker is prevented by 10u capacitor and reduced by 100R resistor.
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We can using this circuit to make the LEDs blink in a random pattern according to the slight differences in the three Schmitt Trigger oscillators. The CD4511 is BCD to 7 segment Driver, so the pattern of the led is actually the come from seven segment representation. Arrange the LEDs to be far from seven segment pattern if you want […]
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This is Versatile Boost Converter circuit using TPS108x. The TPS1081 has chosen because it is suitable for application that requires up to 20 V and 100 mA to drive each column of a passive-matrix OLED (PMOLED). the TPS61080 is suitable for application that requires less than 10 V and only tens of milliamps per column for the active-matrix OLED (AMOLED). […]
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This is WLED-display backlight driver circuit. This circuit can be used to power WLEDs by replacing the voltage-feedback network with a series current-sense resistor, R3, and the WLED strings. This circuit uses The TPS6108x that drive some series WLEDs in parallel for backlighting larger displays. Here is the circuit:The feedback of this circuit is The voltage across the current-sense resistor. […]
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