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Circuits Designed by Dave Johnson, P.E. :
  • Lighthouse LED Flasher
    This was originally designed for a model in a HO train set.  It simulates the behavior of the light from a lighthouse.  The LED intensity gradually increases, then flashes with a bright light and finally decreases slowly in intensity. 

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LED3X LED Sensor Electronic Tracker with H-Bridge Drive -  The LED3 using surface technics was just to hard to assemble in a timly manor as sales were increasing. I needed a circuit that could be built with mostly through hole components. At the same time, there were other features and..... [The site is owned by Duane C. Johnson]
LED7 Solar Tracker -  (electronic circuit added 7/03)
LED-Based Message Display -  .....
LED-Current Limiting Resistor Calculator -  The calculators on this page can be used to find current limiting resistors and currents for Light Emitting Diodes...[from Rob Paisley's Model Train web site]
LEDs Flasher Alternately -  Classic astable multivibrator using 2 transistors. Transistor is not critical. Try these: 2N4401, 2N2222, NTE123A, NTE123AP, NTE159, TUP/TUN and those in your junk box, you may find that most of them will work.… [Tony van Roon's circuit]
LEDs or Lamps Sequencer -  Very simple, versatile modular design No limits to the number of modules used in the ring.....
Light a white LED from half a cell -  12-Jun-03 Issue of EDN  Whether you use them as indicators or to provide illumination, LEDs are hard to beat in efficiency, reliability, and cost. White LEDs are rapidly gaining popularity as sources of illumination, as in LCD backlights, but with forward voltages typically ranging from 3 to 5V, operating them from a single cell presents obvious difficulties..... [Design Idea by Anthony Smith, Scitech, Biddenham, Bedfordshire, UK]
Light Emitting Diode - Current Limiting Resistor Calculator -  The calculators on this page can be used to find current limiting resistors and currents for Light Emitting Diodes. The first calculator determines the resistance for a desired LED current while the second calculates the current for a given resistance. [from Rob Paisley's Model Train web site]
Light Pollution Meter -  LED brightness control circuit and a millimeter to compare light levels to LED level......
Lighthouse LED Flasher -  This was originally designed for a model in a HO train set.  It simulates the behavior of the light from a lighthouse.  The LED intensity gradually increases, then flashes with a bright light and finally decreases slowly in intensity. …. [Designed by David A. Johnson]
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