Hi
I am looking for more advice for a simple project: the circuit should light up 4 ultra-bright LEDs randomly, that s it, maybe being able to change the way it behaves would be nice as well..
tx
Hi
I am looking for more advice for a simple project: the circuit should light up 4 ultra-bright LEDs randomly, that s it, maybe being able to change the way it behaves would be nice as well..
tx
http://www.free-electronic-circuits.com/circuits/8-random-flashing-leds.html
Hi
I know that circuit, I ve actually won 2 years ago’ pumpkin contest in Sahira school with a flashing blue and red pumpkin… scaaaryy
The point is that now I need to flash a single light (4 leds in parallel) at random intervals ..
tx
Ah alright, so you need more randomness for a single light.
I would take a microcontroller (can be a real small one) that outputs a pseudo random pulse train, e.g. with a linear feedback shift register algorithm (LFSR)
Building a LFSR with discrete logic is too complex/expensive.
Using a discrete true random generator (example) is a bit easier to build, but it wouldn’t give you enough control about the effect (and this was your request)
Best Regards, Thorsten.
two NE555 (556) and a “AND” gate or something?
Hi,
perhaps this can help to do it software based:
http://courses.missouristate.edu/KenVollmar/MARS/CCSC-CP%20material/Fibonacci.asm
Best regards,
clem!
Randomness is an Illusion