If you just wanted to do it once all you have to do is plug it in to a series of batteries (or any one battery) that hold(s) a charge greater than what the LED can support.
However, I'm sure you could do this with a switch and a few transisters and resistors - do a search on Instructables and you ought to be able to find something.
once per switch throw would be good. going from dim to its full extreme brightness like a laser charging up(scifi space ship) I would thing the charge up time would run about 1.5sec no longer.
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10 years ago
10 years ago
If you just wanted to do it once all you have to do is plug it in to a series of batteries (or any one battery) that hold(s) a charge greater than what the LED can support.
However, I'm sure you could do this with a switch and a few transisters and resistors - do a search on Instructables and you ought to be able to find something.
10 years ago
once per switch throw would be good. going from dim to its full extreme brightness like a laser charging up(scifi space ship) I would thing the charge up time would run about 1.5sec no longer.
10 years ago
Just once? Or periodically? How long, in seconds, is the gradual turn-on period?
10 years ago
How gradually ? An R-C circuit, with a pair of transistors wired like a thyristor would do it.