Easy Electronics Project with LEDs

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A user seeks an easy electronics project involving an integrated circuit and LEDs for a class assignment. The response emphasizes the importance of attempting the project independently before seeking help, suggesting a circuit that uses pulse width modulation to vary LED brightness. The user expresses appreciation for the guidance and confirms they will simulate the circuit before purchasing components. The discussion highlights the balance between seeking assistance and taking initiative in learning electronics. Overall, the interaction underscores the value of self-research in educational projects.
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Well I don't know if this is the right place to do this question.

I want to do a project of my class of electronics, and my circuit must contain at lest one intagreated circuit, can somebody give an easy one? It must contain just a integrated circuit and also something with LEDs. I am just a begginer and I want to do something easy no to complex.

Thanks
 
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Hm ... basically, it seems that you are asking us to do your work for you and since you have dozens of posts I'm sure you know by now that that's not the way this forum works.

You need to at least make a stab at something yourself and then ask for help.
 
You could try something like this circuit:

images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRF6HBBr5yg4O11hBsBdCHup33Q4gCwtfhcRzseTgq9DNvPBtzx.png


It is a circuit for varying the brightness of some LEDs by using pulse width modulation.

You could read the whole article about this and some similar circuits here:
http://www.reuk.co.uk/LED-Dimmer-Circuit.htm

Otherwise, you could put Google into Image mode and search for "555 circuits".
 
vk6kro said:
You could try something like this circuit:

images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRF6HBBr5yg4O11hBsBdCHup33Q4gCwtfhcRzseTgq9DNvPBtzx.png


It is a circuit for varying the brightness of some LEDs by using pulse width modulation.

You could read the whole article about this and some similar circuits here:
http://www.reuk.co.uk/LED-Dimmer-Circuit.htm

Otherwise, you could put Google into Image mode and search for "555 circuits".

thanks for the help. I had found circuits with leds doing similar things like this but this seems very easy. Thanks for the help, now I'll simulate this and after that to the electronics store
 
phinds said:
Hm ... basically, it seems that you are asking us to do your work for you and since you have dozens of posts I'm sure you know by now that that's not the way this forum works.

You need to at least make a stab at something yourself and then ask for help.

Not exactly. I just wanted a guide(like web sites and stuff like that ) like the one who vk6kr gave me. I am a begginer and I am not looking for someone to do my homework. I just need a little of help. At the end I will make my circuit here at home don't you??
 
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