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Breadboard setup and fade in/out circuit

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Posted in Experiments, Physical Computing Tagged picchip

 


The breadboard setup with a voltage regulator to power the board at 5V from a 9V battery. A circuit with capacitors that causes the LED to fade in and out when switched on or off.

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  1. stormthereaperq
    February 28, 2009 at 4:39 am

    nice job man, can i see a working video? im trying to work on something similar for my psp… would a smaller capacitor (much smaller) just increase the “pulsing” intervals?

    could you email me at CaseBarbour@gmail.com

    thanks

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