LED Flasher Circuit

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Hello, Guys today in this video I will show you How To Make LED Flasher Circuit with LDR?
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[@nourredinebezghouche2000]

Très intéressant merci pour vos efforts

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Nice Job. Thanks for sharing. ;-)

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Hello my friend.
your projects are beautiful.
congratulate you.
I ask you to shoot a project video with knight rider effect, 6 or 8 leds and 3.7v or 4.5v.

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Thanks for suggestion

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It's so awesome

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simple and easy to understand 👍🏼

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[@OneMilian]

can I use a different Transistor?

[@arifinifin97]

that's a series of led plop plop when I was in elementary school

[@jazx0101]

oscilador transistorizado

[@kenmoriyama7566]

How many leds can be put it?

[@Banana-he2vx]

can i use 9v battery?

[@narayanarajugvvss7839]

Bro please tell what if I use bc547 instead of bc548

[@Creativecreator]

Yes u can

[@SSGSativa]

This is cool but how would you make it so that the photo resistor is "reversed" and the darker it gets, the faster they flash instead of opposite?

[@takix2007]

No guarantee but it should work using PNP transistor (emitter connected to positive power, collector going to anode of LED) instead of NPN transistor. Also, you should swap cathode and anode connection for the LEDs (anode to collector, cathode to ground) and +/- connection for the capacitors (+ on base of T1 and - on collector of T2, and vice-versa), and connect LDR between base and ground, I believe. Just try it on a breadboard !

[@SSGSativa]

@@takix2007 Makes sense. Thanks for the response! I'll get out my bread board and components some time this weekend and try. Thanks again!

[@takix2007]

@@SSGSativa I might give it a try myself.
PNP transistors are a bit tricky in my opinion, given you have to reverse your way of thinking (you need to sink current rather than source it)

[@SSGSativa]

@@takix2007 You should try and post a vid on it as a "sequel" to this one. I'm going to try but I just realized my tub of components got packed away in the attic after we took our decorations down.

[@bororobo3805]

Why is resistor at ground?

[@jazx0101]

vibrador astavel

[@FIXDIY]

WHATS THAT ?

[@bnajbert]

The soldering makes it unnecessarily complicated, just use a breadboard.

[@KevinSrensenDK]

What a stupid statement - There's a reason why you don't buy electronics on breadboards...

[@anomadicmouse]

@@KevinSrensenDK someone suggested a matrix board in a different video. Would that work to make it a little cleaner?

[@xsbiggy6349]

Could you do us a favor? stop wiggling and shaking the parts and the camera. Let us get a good look at what you're doing without adding in all the motion

[@balinthanula933]

Waste of electrical components.

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