DIY - Make a computer controlled party light in 90 seconds!
Today, I was thinking about how I can turn a household bulb into a party light by connecting an embedded computer for my next party in my garage.
We will use a SSR (solid state relay) relays to enable common AC household light…
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[...] Max says, “Today, I was thinking about how I can turn a household bulb into a party light by connecting an embedded computer for my next party in my garage. We will use a SSR (solid state relay) relays to enable common AC household light.” Check out the great video tutorial. Read More. [...]
Where do you buy your SSRs? I’ve been looking into doing this with Christmas lights, but haven’t found out where to get them.
You can get the SSR4 boards from cubloc.com,
I think to get actualy SSRs, you can get them anywhere such as mouser.com,
digikey.com, etc…etc…
Thanks. Awesome work, by the way!
oh thanx!
Interesting project, definately quick. The cycling compact flourescent will kill the ballast on the bulb pretty fast. A CF is always a good energy saver, but for on off, LED or incandescent would be a better option.
Futurelec is a good source of medium-quality SSRs. For inductive (usu. motors) loads, put a quencharc across the load. One can make his own SSRs if he needs many. A good place to start would be a perusal of a MOC 3010 optocoupler data sheet and applicaton note. If one chooses to use a high-current incandescent such as a halogen bulb, consider a plastic inrush surge limiter, in series, these don’t have a linear R w/ temp.
Now add a couple of servo motors to the base, make a few more, add a color shade or two and you’ve got some serious party equipment.
oh yeah, that would be nice for my next party~
DIY - Make a computer controlled party light in 90 seconds!…
Today, I was thinking about how I can turn a household bulb into a party light by connecting an embedded computer for my next party in my garage. We will use a SSR (solid state relay) relays to enable common AC household light…
On a safety note, this device should be enclosed in an earthed metal box equiped with a fuse. On the bench, open as it is shown, it should only be used through an isolation transformer.
wow, this is great max, keep it up!
thanx mr. gcgyver!
Incredible. You are ginus!!!
When can we expect your next project???
um pretty soon,
have you seen my new one,
http://zedomax.com/blog/archives/210
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thanks for this i will try it later…
girrrrrrr2 if you have the Cubloc gear !
Love to find out who this guy is, love the videos he does.
I would love to see more of these
would work better with normal bulbs since they dont have the delay