Hey,
First of all, im an absolut beginner with this stuff, so sorry for being stupid in advance!
Every RGB LED I see online uses 3 resistors and 3 connectors to the Powersource, with one pin being for ground.
But in my setup this doesn’t work, instead I use one pin for power and the other 3 for ground, depending on which ground is connected, the color changes.
Am I doing something wrong?
In the left theres a series circuit containing 2 220 ohms resistors and also a 100 ohm resistor totaling about 540 ohms with a 9 volts battery which has a safe current for a red light emitting diode. On right, theres a parallel circuit that has both 1k ohms, totalling the resistance to 500 ohms using also a 9 volts battery which has a safe current for the red light emitting diode.
That's all I'm going to tell, thank you for reading. Edit: the 2 jumper wires connecting to the right are now placed on the left power bus
I am developing a custom power supply for breadboard. I would love to know what everyone would like to have in it. I have started a list below from my needs please add your wishes / dreams and ambitions for a USB-C power supply for breadboards.
I will be making this board available once it's ready for distribution.
Way to organise
My List so far
I kept it simple since this is just the start and would love to increase this feature list with your help.
2N3904 BJT is used in this LDR circuit.
I was pissed off that the juice in the vont is not used to a 100 procent so I coupled it and now I can vape it from the breadboard. Soo... is it a W or a L
If Resistor = 100 kilo ohm & Capacitor = 10 micro farad
Then,
Time Constant = RC = 1 s
And,
Full charge/discharge time ≈ 5(Time Constant) ≈ 5 s