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				1.5 Volt LED Flashers #1: four circuits with description
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				1.5v LED FLASHER: This is a very basic little circuit built 
				around the LM3909 IC. A list of components and values is 
				included.  | 
			
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				10 Channel LED Sequencer:  based on4017  | 
			
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				10 LED Sequencer: in PDF format, text in Finnish 
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				16 Stage BiDirectional LED Sequencer:  | 
			
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				2 LED 
				Flasher: simple2- transistor circuit which blinks2- LEDs
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				2 Transistor LED Flasher #1:  | 
			
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				2 Transistor LED Flasher #2:  | 
			
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				28 LED Clock Timer 72 LED Clock: programmable clock Timer 
				circuit that uses individual LEDs to indicate hours and minutes
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				3 Way Blinking LEDs:  | 
			
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				40 LED Bicycle Light (555 Timer 6 Volt): 
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				7 Segment LED Counter:  | 
			
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				72 LED Clock:  | 
			
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				9 Second Digital Readout Timer #2:  | 
			
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				9 Second LED Relay Timer #2:  | 
			
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				AC Line Powered LEDs:  | 
			
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				Adjustable Flashing Led:  | 
			
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				Alternating LED Blinker uses Four Parts: 03/26/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /Grand Prize Winner1998 | 
			
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				Alternating LED Flasher uses Minimal Parts: 11/20/97 
				EDN-Design Ideas / A pair of alternating flashing LEDs makes an 
				excellent visual alarm, this alternating LED flasher is based on 
				one LED with built-in flashing function and two transistors 
				driving the other normal LED | 
			
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				Alternating LEDs Flasher: Mar-03 | 
			
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				Analog 
				LED Bar VU Meter: built around discrete components 
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				Astable Multivibrator 1:  | 
			
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				AT89C2051 / 4051 Driving Dot LED:  | 
			
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				Audio 
				LED VU Meter: built around discrete components 
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				Back & Forth Flasher: for16 LEDs  | 
			
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				Basic LM3909 LED Flasher: runs from1.5-Volt battery 
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				Bicycle Back Safety Light: Flashing13 LED unit,3V supply 
				Also suitable for jogger/walkers  | 
			
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				Bicycle Safety Lights: | 
			
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				Big LED 
				Clock:  | 
			
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				Buck IC boosts battery voltage for white LED: 04/24/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / White-light LEDs are finding their way into 
				many markets that incandescent bulbs once served. Flashlights 
				are among the newer applications in which reliability, 
				ruggedness, and ability to control the power draw of the LEDs 
				make these devices attractive. With incandescent bulbs, the 
				power management for the device is a simple on-off switch.... 
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				Car Message Display: CaMeD was designed and built to be used 
				in an automobile. Its purpose is to display various 
				symbols/messages to the car driver traveling behind you. It 
				uses1024 LEDs to form a32 x32 matrix display. A total of12 
				symbols/messages can be displayed,4 of them being user-definable 
				by using a visual basic utility tool connected to the rs232 port 
				of a PC.  | 
			
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				Circuit Controls Two LEDs With One Microcontroller Port Pin 
				: 04/01/02 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design /  
				Microcontroller port pins can typically be driven either high or 
				low, or else be put into an "input" or high-impedance state. 
				This circuit uses the three states to drive two separate LEDs 
				with one port pin. This can be very useful when there are no... 
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				Circuit drives mixed types and quantities of LEDs: 
				10/03/2002  EDN - Design Ideas /  Portable systems 
				often use LEDs of different colors and in varying quantities of 
				each color. Some examples are white for the display backlight, 
				green for keypad illumination, and red for power. Typically, the 
				LEDs derive power from at least two power supplies: one for 
				"standard" LEDs (red and green) and one for white LEDs.. | 
			
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				Circuit efficiently switches bipolar LED: 11/22/2001 EDN - 
				Design Ideas / The circuit in Figure 1 represents one method to 
				switch a bipolar, two-color LED using an SPDT mechanical switch 
				or relay. This circuit wastes power and does not work properly 
				if the power-supply voltage is not substantially more than the 
				sum of the LEDs' forward voltages. The circuit is, therefore, 
				marginal, to the point of being unusable, with a 5V supply and a 
				red or green LED, which... . | 
			
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				Connecting LED to PIC Micro I/O Pins:  | 
			
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				Constant Current White LED Flashlight:  | 
			
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				Create secondary colors from multicolored LEDs: 07/24/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / It is well-known that simultaneously mixing 
				two primary-color light sources, such as red and green, creates 
				a secondary color, such as yellow. This mixing process commonly 
				occurs in tricolor LEDs. One disadvantage of this method of 
				generating a yellow color is that the LED must use twice the 
				current because both the red and the green LEDs must be on.... | 
			
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				Dancing LEDs:  A LED sequencer, following the rhythm of 
				music or speech 9 Volt Battery-operated portable unit 
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				Diode & LED Tester:  | 
			
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				Dual Alternating Flashing Light:  | 
			
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				Dual Tandem Flashing Light: | 
			
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				DualGate Inverter Oscillator Saves Power, Boosts LED Brightness
				: 06/24/02 Electronic Design - Ideas for Design / An LED's 
				brightness is directly proportional to the current through it, 
				which creates a challenge for low-voltage and battery-powered 
				applications. But it's possible to increase an LED's brightness 
				without increasing the system's power requirements....   | 
			
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				Economical Circuit Drives White LEDs: 11/23/00 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit. 
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				Expandable 16 Stage LED Sequencer:  | 
			
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				Fading LEDs: 2-strips of LEDs fading in a complementary 
				manner 9 Volt Battery-operated portable unit 
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				Fading Red Eyes: can be used to slowly illuminate and fade a 
				pair of red LEDs  | 
			
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				Fantastic Atom Expander: "exploding atom" effect using 98 
				LEDs  | 
			
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				Fire Lights: LEDs shimmer randomly as though on fire.  
				Circuit generates true random coin-toss output.  
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				Flasher Circuit : LED Flasher, suitable for Christmas Lights
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				Flashing 
				Christmas LED Display:  | 
			
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				Flashing High Intensity LED 3rd Brake Light: This circuit to 
				make a flashing3rd brake light assembly was designed to be easy 
				to locate all the needed components and reasonably in expensive 
				to build.  | 
			
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				Get More than Three Colors From a Dot Matrix LED : 06/04/98 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Grantronics Projects Christmas Tree : flashes LEDs mounted 
				to Christmas tree shape PCB, kit from kitsrus.com 
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				Holiday Map Display:  | 
			
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				ICL7660 LED Flasher:  | 
			
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				Inexpensive LED Drives Flash & Beep Circuit: 06/05/97 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Infrared LED Illuminator:  | 
			
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				LED Amplifier:  | 
			
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				LED Bar 
				VU Meter:  | 
			
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				LED Barograph Drive:  | 
			
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				LED Chaser: simple10 LED chaser  | 
			
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				LED Christmas lights :  | 
			
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				LED doubles as emitter and detector: 08/16/2001 EDN - Design 
				Ideas / Every junction diode exhibits some degree of 
				photosensitivity when it receives light comprising an 
				appropriate range of wavelengths. The spectral response of a 
				junction diode depends on a variety of factors, including 
				material chemistry, junction depth, and packaging. The packaging 
				of most devices aims to inhibit sensitivity to radiant flux to 
				maintain the intended function of the de | 
			
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				LED driver combines high speed, precision : 08/21/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / Applications such as turbidity measurement 
				and densitometry require cleanly pulsed light sources with 
				stable amplitudes. The LED driver in Figure 1 illuminates 
				retinal neurons in a biological experiment that has similar 
				requirements. For a given LED at a given current, the intensity 
				is stable, so switching a stable current is a simple and 
				effective way to obtain the needed function.... 
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				LED driver delivers constant luminosity: 06/12/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / The circuit in Figure 1 is similar in 
				principle to that of a previous Design Idea (Reference 1) but 
				offers improved, more reproducible performance. The output 
				current is almost constant over an input-voltage range of 1.2 to 
				1.5V and is insensitive to variations of transistor gain. 
				Transistors Q1 and Q2 form an astable flip-flop.... | 
			
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				LED Driver Displays Standing Wave Radio: 03/18/99 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit 
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				LED Flasher & TRAC Pulser Work off AC Line: 01/15/98 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				LED Flasher indicates Low Battery Condition: 01/02/97 EDN 
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				LED Flasher, TwoTransistor:  | 
			
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				LED Flasher: built using two transistors and some other 
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				LED flasher-a :  | 
			
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				LED flasher-b:  | 
			
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				LED Headlamps : This article includes circuits of DC-DC LED 
				drivers (click PICs for bigger ones) step downs to run LEDs on 
				less than Battery Volts, Boost for above.  | 
			
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				LED Light Dimmers uses only Two Lines: 03/21/02 EDN-Design 
				Ideas /  PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find 
				the one of interest -- This circuit provides32 steps of 
				brightness control (from0 to100%) for a backlight or instrument 
				panel, using just two general-purpose-microprocessor signals.  
				Although the circuit shows the circuit driving white LEDs, the 
				load could also be a dc motor or an incandescent lamp. The basis 
				of the circuit is a modified Schmitt-trigger relaxation 
				oscillator controlled by MAX5160 digital potentiometer. | 
			
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				LED Mood Light: this LED circuit makes a nice lamp that is 
				low power, runs cool, and has a long lifetime, operates from12V, 
				puts out a warm yellow shade of light, the color may be adjusted 
				by changing the number of red or green LED strings 
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				LED or 
				Lamp Flasher : Minimum parts counting. Designed for3V 
				battery operation  | 
			
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				LED or Lamp Pulser : Astonishing effect4.5 Volt supply
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				LED Pilot Light (AC or DC): LED current is constant between 
				6 and 8 mA at5 to30Vdc  | 
			
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				LED Pulser With Audible Output:  | 
			
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				LED Sign: uses two LED arrays to form a 7 X 10 matrix. It 
				produces moving messages or animations stored in an EPROM.
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				LED Stroboscope: This simple LED Stroboscope circuit which I 
				designed, maintains constant brightness of the LED at all 
				frequencies. This is accomplished by duty-cycle and pulse width 
				control. It is useful for measuring the speed of motors. It can 
				easily be calibrated using a watch so you don’t need a frequency 
				counter. 
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				LED Torch : A white LED torch that consumes just24 mW 
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				LED7 Solar Tracker:  | 
			
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				LEDs Flasher, Alternately: Classic astable multivibrator 
				using2 transistors. Transistor is not critical. Try 
				these:2N4401,2N2222, NTE123A, NTE123AP, NTE159, TUP/TUN and 
				those in your junk box, you may find that most of them will 
				work.  | 
			
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				Light a white LED from half a cell: 06/12/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / Whether you use them as indicators or to 
				provide illumination, LEDs are hard to beat in efficiency, 
				reliability, and cost. White LEDs are rapidly gaining popularity 
				as sources of illumination, as in LCD backlights, but with 
				forward voltages typically ranging from 3 to 5V, operating them 
				from a single cell presents obvious difficulties... | 
			
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				Light 
				Pollution Meter : LED brightness control circuit and a 
				multimeter to compare light levels to LED level. 
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				Linear Constant Current LED Lamp Dimmer: This circuits 
				drives24 white light LEDs with an adjustable constant current. | 
			
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				Low Power LED Flasher : based on LM3909  | 
			
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				Mains Operated Christmas Star: | 
			
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				McMurtrie's Self Powered Flashing LED : circuit which uses a 
				LED as solar panel to charge a capacitor which flashes a LED, 
				the LED will blink when the circuit is placed in bright light
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				Park Aid: 3-LEDs signal bumper-barrier distance Infrared 
				operation, indoor use  | 
			
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				PIC Micro LED Projects:  | 
			
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				PIC16F84 LED Chaser:  | 
			
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				Picxie 2 8x8 
				Animated LED Signboard:  | 
			
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				Propeller Clock: a few light emitting diodes spin, precisely 
				controlled by a PIC microprocessor, giving the illusion of a 
				larger array.  | 
			
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				Remote Solar LED Light:  | 
			
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				Reset Circuit Provides Snappy Action: 04/29/99 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this 
				circuit | 
			
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				Rugged LED Brake Lights :  | 
			
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				Sequential LED Flasher : for10 LEDs  | 
			
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				Serial 
				Comms to LED Driver:  | 
			
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				Seven Component Regulated LED Lamp :  | 
			
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				Signal Processor Adds LED Display: 06/05/96 EDN-Design Ideas
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				Simple Logic Probe uses Bicolor LED: 03/13/98 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Single cell lights any LED: 07/05/2001 EDN - Design Ideas / 
				The circuit in Figure 1 allows you to light any type of LED from 
				a single cell whose voltage ranges from 1 to 1.5V. This range 
				accommodates alkaline, carbon-zinc, NiCd, or NiMH single cells. 
				The circuit's principal application is in LED-based flashlights, 
				such as a red LED in an astronomer's flashlight, which doesn't 
				interfere with night vision.. | 
			
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				Single FET Controls 2nd LED Array in SwitchMode LED Backlight: 
				Maxim APP1871: Feb03,2003 /  A design in which the display 
				is backlit (or frontlit) for extended periods needs an efficient 
				circuit that drives the LEDs with a controlled current, and 
				eliminates the wasted power associated with current-limiting 
				resistors. A switch-mode boost design that regulates current 
				instead of voltage accomplishes this purpose. | 
			
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				Single FET Controls LED Array: 04/12/01 EDN-Design Ideas / 
				PDF contains multiple circuits - scroll to find this circuit. | 
			
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				Single LED indicates Two Power States: 12/05/96 EDN-Design 
				Ideas / Uses a single bicolor LED to indicate both power-on and 
				blown-fuse conditions  | 
			
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				Solar Charged LED Flashlight:  | 
			
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				Special Lighting : experiments with white LEDs 
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				Telephone In Use LED Indicator:  | 
			
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				Telephone in use Light:  | 
			
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				Three Way Blinking LEDs :  | 
			
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				Two LED Flasher: 
				simple2- transistor circuit which blinks2- LEDs 
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				Two LEDs Perform Rudimentary Spectral Analysis: 09/01/94 
				EDN-Design Ideas  | 
			
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				Two Signals Easily Control Tricolor LED: 09/14/95 EDN-Design 
				Ideas  | 
			
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				Two Transistor LED Flasher #1:  | 
			
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				Two Transistor LED Flasher #2:  | 
			
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				Voltage to current converter drives white LEDs: 06/27/2002  
				EDN - Design Ideas / You sometimes need to drive a white LED 
				from one 1.5V battery. Unfortunately, the forward voltage of a 
				white LED is 3 to 4V. So, you would need a dc/dc converter to 
				drive the LED from one battery. Using the simple circuit in 
				Figure 1, you can drive one white LED or two series-connected 
				green LEDs, using only a few components.. | 
			
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				White LED drive from 1.5V : Blocking oscillator based design 
				allows LED + power supply to fit in #222 lamp base. 
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				White LED driver touts high efficiency: 06/12/03  
				EDN-Design Ideas / White LEDs, the most recent addition to the 
				LCD backlight, find common use in providing backlight for color 
				LCDs. Thanks to their size and white-light output, they appear 
				in small, portable devices with color displays, such as PDAs and 
				cellular phones. Like other LEDs, a white LED needs a 
				constant-current source—typically, on the order of 15 to 20 
				mA... | 
			
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				White LED Flashlight:  |