Top 3 Amazing RGB LED Strip Controller Circuit Without Any Microcontroller Using

Hi Friends, Today In This Video I Have Shown Top 3 Amazing RGB LED Strip Controller Circuit Without Any Microcontroller Using
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[@electronic7979]

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[@fabiantyroller5588]

Its a very great Video and exactly what i wanted and expected. But i want to make a picture frame with some normal White Led lighting to The middle, because i habe a Glass picture with Light efects. Also i want to make a cool looking RGB LED "Thing" in The outside respectively so that The colours are shining Out without seeing The single LEDs. So Your Project "1" ist perfekt for me, but i want to make it with Something about 3v but with more single RGB LED, which i will solider in a Board. So my question is, what i need for my claculations for The resistences and so on for The new 3v instead of The 12v in The Video. Thanks in advance for this great Idea and. Citcuit

[@fabiantyroller5588]

So which different types of electronic should i use, because i wont damage something

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[@hassanqureshi1360]

Can we add remote ir sensor and how make a short on it kindly

[@broken8150]

Do I have to make as many of these circuits for each LED?

[@KankanamgeMallika]

Yes

[@valtersouzaribeiroribeiro9534]

Good

[@Mohammed_5400]

Hi, Can you show me a circuit of 1.5 v cut of nicle cadmium battery charger

[@eswarelectronics4205]

Bro pls make projects which can hold 9 v

[@creativitecha-z524]

Yeah exactly who will have 12 volts in their house 9v battery is easily available

[@richardnoordhoff4288]

Nice and easy, thanks. But why 50 K potentiometer ? (first circuit)

[@HSRMF]

to let you choose the color you want

[@legendsshorts586]

Bhai ji hamari bhi light 70 meter ki hai uske sath jo adeptor aya tha vo uske over load se phat Gya hai . kya ye circuit m bhi use kar sakta hun bhai ji kya ye load le sakta hai

[@n054panchporsarthak2]

Hey, I tried the second Circuit but mine won't work what shall I do?

[@goodtodo342]

I want power circuit for 100 m because the led comes too hot also the power supply too hot

[@djdayvi961]

Thanks for circuit diagram in the vídeo

[@mdhyderalikhan8725]

What should i need to do to use only single light

[@MegaTechno]

Just connect it to power with a resistor.

[@mdhyderalikhan8725]

@@MegaTechno Nicee Early Reply

[@darwinalonzo]

How about a circuit using 24v led

[@TechsScience]

The color changes with change in voltage or change in Current?

[@zacharysimpson7353]

Many are set for 3 colors for us.... mainly just one flow for each. But mixing color and voltage will make more colors change. I'm trying to remember if blue is the brightest 💙

[@Inertia888]

@@zacharysimpson7353 I have been having trouble with a strip for a while now. If I give it more voltage, Red lights up, but if I string too many together, or give it too little voltage, Red won't light up at all. I wonder if it has something to do with above?

[@zacharysimpson7353]

@@Inertia888 what kinda strip? What you see here that have 3 colors to them? Low power batteries or resistors or transformers? If it's the battery 9v makes a light nicely an seems safer so it last longer. If it's transistors there's 2 types npn or pnp and those both function differently with power flow.... message me back on the matter unless there's a messenger that we both can talk on without texting so much but either way is ok

[@zacharysimpson7353]

@@Inertia888 transistors of 2 types, you will have same voltage one way but when it changes the voltage is different. If you want to use alot of transistors an you see the light off means bring the voltage up but but but the transistors need to handle the power or fry up... Do you have a voltage meter?