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I need to make a LED glow is this possible? Is there something like a resistor that i can place infront of the LED to make it glow (pulse = go from real dim to bright back to dim)..
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This circuit does it quite nicely:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homep...5.htm#eyes.gif
See a more detailed walkthrough on japala's page:
http://www.metku.net/index.html?sect...fade/index_eng
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woohooo txs for the links
I will have to digest that info for a bit
I know just about nothing except never work on hot 220 lines....
all of those symbols lol
txs again hopefully i can make sense out of them
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Edit--->OOOPS---I see now, you want them to fade in and out---
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