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| Solar powered lights are nowadays available at incredibly cheap prices, so we won't advise you to build these yourselves. But you may b...

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| This circuit can be used to check, for example, whether the door of a refrigerator has been properly closed. An LED sends out a beam of ligh...

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| Most cheap emergency flashing lights at fixed locations employ glass-based bulbs to generate light. The typical filament bulb is fragile, ha...

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| Here’s a recipe to make LEDs produce slow, continuous light effects rather than abrupt changes normally obtained from square-wave drive sign...

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| Model railway hobbyists who want to trigger train-controlled switching operations depending on the direction of travel often have things eas...

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| In the July/August 2004 issue we published a flickering light for use in models that uses a microcontroller to minimise the component count....

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| Although most digital cameras have a built-in flash, a connection for an external flashlight is rarely seen. Still, on some occasions it’s u...

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| As autumn approaches cyclists become more aware of safety and in particular their visibility to other road users. Dynamo lighting offers the...

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| It is often necessary in complex designs to provide a sequence of reset pulses to different parts of a circuit to ensure the whole design fu...

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| Light-sensitive sensors with characteristics similar to those of the human eye are most often implemented using photoresistors or special (a...