Tiny Slayer Exciter mounted on a circuit board.ASF
This is a tiny Slayer Exciter mounted on a circuit board. I show it here lighting up a 4 watt fluorescent tube as well as a neon bulb and three LEDs. The circuit is…
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This is a tiny Slayer Exciter mounted on a circuit board. I show it here lighting up a 4 watt fluorescent tube as well as a neon bulb and three LEDs. The circuit is…
Low voltage, low current possible solution for those without 555 timers in the spares box. The basic circuit is much like a Joule Thief, similar toroids, windings and transistor can be used. The Collector…
Here I show the simple DC Gate Threshold Voltage test for the IRFPG50 n-channel MOSFET. It is pretty easy to see that a voltage fluctuating around 4 volts on the gate is sufficient to…
The IRFPG50 is one tough transistor. Erratum: The duty cycle changed when I changed the range setting on the FG, and did not preserve the approx. 20 percent I had dialed in. Instead the…
This the Daftman LED / charger light with an automatic solar charging circuit added. The addition is taken off a circuit posted at Talkingelectronics.com. The circuit posted there was for a ‘solar garden light’….
This is a glimpse at my “4evr Light”. It is a one led indoor light that runs all the time, doesn’t stop, and uses tiny polyacene capacitors instead of batteries. It runs on ambient…
This is a Joule Thief Flashlight. I simply modified a cheap 5 super bright LED flashlight that ran on 3 AA batteries by gutting it and using a simple Joule thief circuit which now…
This is a simple light fixture made using a modified Fuji circuit Joule Thief and a disposable plastic food container. It lights up an 18″ tube pretty well and this is very easy to…
This shows my little light powered self-start pulse motor running on an infrared LED light source. The camera that I am using is able to show the light even though my eyes cannot detect…
See description: This type of oscillator has got to be one of the least power hungry on the planet. Lidmotor showed us his version, from a circuit found at Overunity.com. His circuit drew just…