With the brakes pressed it will increase the current to 22mA, for brighter light.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Prposed circuit...
It doesn't do anything fancy, but then again it is done with ni pic's or even any chips at all... just a basic condensor, resitor based astable-multivibrator.
The turn signal will switch about 10 times per second. So that's 5 times per second for each light.
With the light's on the led run at a little under 10 mA... About half power...
With the brakes pressed it will increase the current to 22mA, for brighter light.
With the brakes pressed it will increase the current to 22mA, for brighter light.
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