USB Torch Light Circuit Assistance
Budget: £10 – £15 GBP
I need help with arranging components on a copper strip-board for a USB powered torch light. The circuit involves a Capacitor, a diode, two resistors (10ohm) - but this is flexible depending on if the circuit can funcion , an LED, and a PTM.
- The main issue lies in component arrangement on the strip-board, which has 10 rails. The USB, which serves as the power source, has four rails.
- I have a partial schematic diagram of the circuit, but I'm unsure about the placement of some components.
- Specifically, I need assistance with the PTM and power connection.
Ideal skills and experience for the job include:
- Proficiency in electronics and circuit design
- Experience with strip-boards and USB powered circuits
- Ability to interpret and work from a partial circuit schematic
10 rails in width and between 30 and 50 in length, as it will go into a 10 pin connector. Components should be arranged in the specified order.
I have included the original circuit booklet. T
A small video of the second circuit that was developed. I preferably want it with jump cables and any breaks in the circuit board.
The new board should be a simple rectangle that runs to a 10 pin connector that I can easily attach to a USB to charge. As in the final photo (final circuit). I just can't get it to work. Am I missing a trick
Thanks Mark
- The main issue lies in component arrangement on the strip-board, which has 10 rails. The USB, which serves as the power source, has four rails.
- I have a partial schematic diagram of the circuit, but I'm unsure about the placement of some components.
- Specifically, I need assistance with the PTM and power connection.
Ideal skills and experience for the job include:
- Proficiency in electronics and circuit design
- Experience with strip-boards and USB powered circuits
- Ability to interpret and work from a partial circuit schematic
10 rails in width and between 30 and 50 in length, as it will go into a 10 pin connector. Components should be arranged in the specified order.
I have included the original circuit booklet. T
A small video of the second circuit that was developed. I preferably want it with jump cables and any breaks in the circuit board.
The new board should be a simple rectangle that runs to a 10 pin connector that I can easily attach to a USB to charge. As in the final photo (final circuit). I just can't get it to work. Am I missing a trick
Thanks Mark