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Is it feasible to design and develop a Smartphone torch app which can display light in different colors selected by the end user?
Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar
Thanks & Regards,
Prashant S Akerkar
There are two light sources (worth mentioning) on a typical smartphone. One is the flashlight LED for the camera: this gives 'white' light only and it is actually weak if running long.prashantakerkar said:Smartphone torch app
No, it will be utterly trivial if the hardware is in place, but no one is going to PUT the hardware in place, so I'd suggest you forget about this concept.prashantakerkar said:Will it be a complex Multicolor Torch Smartphone app for design & development?
As mentioned, unless you work for Apple in iPhone development (or at one of their competitors), this is not something you will likely be able to do. And the cell phone makers would need some compelling business case to justify the extra cost of adding this new feature into their phones.prashantakerkar said:Will this work?
1 Add four more LEDs viz Red,Green,Blue & Yellow.
2 Design & Develop the torch app allowing the end user to select any of the five LEDs red,green,blue,yellow & white (camera). Depending upon the Led color is selected the torch flashlight color is displayed.
Will it be difficult to design & develop the Multicolor torch app for the Smartphone device?
LED can do that .Drakkith said:Only if the LED can emit multiple colors. But I don't know of any that can.
WHAT led can do that? Be specificpsnkeras said:LED can do that .
There are bi-color and tri-color LEDs, and there are "white tuning" circuits that can drive them to different areas of the color spectrum. I've worked with them on a recent LED lighting project at work. Some small bi/tri-color LEDs have the separate die in the same LED package, but for higher powers, they will generally be tight LED arrays on a common heat sink:phinds said:WHAT led can do that? Be specific
psnkeras said:LED can do that .