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- How do you count LED blinking?
- What is LED blink rate?
- How do you measure the frequency of an LED?
- How does a blinking LED circuit work?
How do you count LED blinking?
Re: blinking LED N number of blinks per minute
You take "Blinks per Minute" and divide by 60 which yields blinks per second, then compare that to the iteration count. Blinks per second will be a constant value, whereas the iteration count will be a number that continuously increases (very rapidly).
What is LED blink rate?
It has a cycle of 62.5 peak seconds or 0.0625 microseconds. As, in simple terms, it executes one instruction per clock cycle, so theoretically it would have a pulse every 2 cycles. 1 cycle turns the LED on and one cycle turns the LED off. In other words, we would have the LED blinking every 0.125 microseconds.
How do you measure the frequency of an LED?
The frequency response of LEDs is measured by applying a fixed bias current with a superimposed small signal AC current and the modulation frequency is scanned. A high-speed photodiode amplifier circuit detects the modulated photocurrent signal.
How does a blinking LED circuit work?
Blinking Two LEDs Using Transistors
The two capacitors C1 and C2 will alternate between being charged and discharged and thereby turning the transistors ON and OFF. When a transistor is ON it allows current to flow through it so that the LED above it will light up.
