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My most recent project was to transfer music with the help of light. This is actually a part of a very large project. For making this you need. LM386 audio amplifier chip LED ( white or blue preffered) Audio jack Solar Panel Capacitors: (50 uF (2), 1000uF (1)) Wire Breadboard Speaker. 3.3 volt and 5 volt power supply Let's start. STEP 1:     Take the breadboard and make a very simple amplifier circuit with the help of the LM 386 audio amplifier chip. Use the diagram below as a reference to make the connections properly.  Here a peltier module image is used since a real solar panel was not available in fritzing.:) This amplifier is extremely easy to make and only costs about 1$ (if the components are purchased in bulk) STEP 2:       Now we have to make the transmitter. It is a very simple voltage amplifier circuit that works with 3 volts. You can make the circuit by looking at the schematic below. STEP 3: ( not mandatory)     You can also see the i...

So I have finally finished making the chip after 3, mostly successful attempts. So the thing is that the chip I made follows the principle of a real chip i.e. I mean that it uses transistors as its brain. It is a single transistor capacitor based IC. And like I said in my previous post, it is also called LB103 (3rd version).  What it does is that it blinks the LED based on the voltage and the capacitance. What I dis was that I used a capacitor of value 407 microfarad. What I found was that the chip was very bad at blinking the LED accurately. Even a change of 1 volt causes it to stop blinking for ever. Even with my very accurate (sarcasm) power supply, it was a blast trying to make it work. But I did it and recorded my adventure making and trying to use it. I will be uploading a video soon demonstrating how it is going to work. But I am going describe its construction here. The materials I used were: 1) BC547 (NPN transistor) 2) Proto Board  3) Resistors ( I am assuming that y...

It has been a long time since I posted a project info.  But I have been having an idea I wanted to try. The idea was to make a chip that would blink an led based on all of the complimentary parts. I feel that it is hard trying to use an Arduino or 555 timer just to blink an LED. So I found a circuit that would blink an led with the help of a transistor. I feel that I could design my own chip for that purpose. What do you think? Comment below!.