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Photo Flash in Camera with battery 1.5V

This the Photo Flash circuit in cheapness Camera. By this circuit be one charges with a single button press. Then have the convenience goes up and have high volt generator circuit from 1.5V AA cell. It is composes transistor and the equipment is other. Be the circuit produces tall frequency drives coil transformer subsequently submit high volt at diode be dc current give the capacitor 160uF also. When we press shutter as a result will have the light photo flash come out with. The detail is other , read more source: http://www.members.shaw.ca/novotill/PhotoFlashes1v5/index.htm

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Categories: High voltage, Lighting Tags: AA cell circuit, camera circuit, flashing strobe, photo flashing circuit

Xenon Strobe Light 110V by SCR

This is Xenon Strobe Light circuit, model continual use a tube Xenon at give many brightnesses. By can fine blink fast or slow get , with VR1. By have SCR perform formed control the work and this circuit uses the fire AC 110 Volt or AC 220 Volt. But must use a pot transforms the sky decrease electricity pressure lower. The detail is other , see in the circuit.

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by admin - February 25, 2009 at 12:44 am

Categories: LED Flasher, Lighting Tags: circuit SCR, flashing strobe, light security strobe

PWM Driven Safety Strobe by UC3842 – TL3842

You’ve seen them when you’re driving. Mailmen use them, snow plows have them. This is a schematic of the circuit inside.This was taken from a popular unit available at NAPA auto parts stores. It’s amazing how simple it is for a PWM circuit.
It uses a UC3842 (here a TL3842 clone) pulse width modulator to regulate the charge on the main storage capacitor. In this respect is similar to a computer power supply. It has an interesting Zener booster circuit using an NPN transistor, shown on the left of the drawing. This keeps the supply voltage at or below 15V at all times. One great feature that this affords is a great variety of input voltages. It s rated at 12-80V.

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