Subject	It was not my intention to provide a full tutorial on how
Posted by	Zirvana on March 19, 2008 at 11:16 AM
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In Reply To	Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect posted by pcproa on March 19, 2008 at 11:07 AM
Message	to operate LED's. No one is going to make a PWM circuit to operate an LED in a simple illumination scheme for an automotive application. My simple explanation should provide enough information to get him started on an LED conversion project. Also, it was not my intention to get into parallel and series combination LED circuits. FYI...I've been in the electronics business for over 40 years, I work for a worldwide manufacturer of LEDs and many other active and passive electronic components. I've been personally using LED's in my electronic projects since they were first commercially and widely available in the mid-1960's. Have a good day.
Follow Ups	LED info for dash and etc - Carlos Ramirez 09:17:05 03/19/08 maybe he can help you - Alan(NJ) 09:18:33 03/19/08 Re: maybe he can help you - Carlos Ramirez 09:31:59 03/19/08 Bulb Guide - BigTDogg (MA) 09:51:30 03/19/08 in case Tony's link doesn't work (it didn't work for me) - Cap927(Boston) 10:30:24 03/19/08 LED's are not direct replacement for standard bulbs unless - Zirvana 10:22:23 03/19/08 Incorrect Incorrect Incorrect - pcproa 11:07:36 03/19/08 It was not my intention to provide a full tutorial on how - Zirvana 11:16:02 03/19/08 conversion projects are useless nowadays - ZEngineer 11:21:00 03/19/08 2nd...drop in replacement LED's are available form many - Zirvana 11:22:04 03/19/08 I am making a timer circuit for my current - pcproa 11:25:04 03/19/08 I think Carlos is looking for LED bulbs with resistors ... - Cap927(Boston) 11:18:52 03/19/08 The LED's from superbrightleds.com have built in resistors (n/m) - SC300Z 16:16:30 03/19/08
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