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In most Projects here i am using ARDUINO, but in this Project we will use a Transistor BC547 to make an LED Fade-off.

What we Need In this Project we will use the Following:

• 1 LED.
• 1 BC547 Transistor.
• BreadBoard
• 2 300 ohm Resistors.
• 1 Capacitor.
• 1 2pin push button.
• Some Jumper wires.
• 3V Battery.

Connections:

The BC547 has three legs,
Collector
Base
Emitter

So, Starting From BC547 Base will be connected to Resistor 1, and Resistor 2 [in Parallel], Resistor1 will connect to the Capacitor Anode(+), Capacitor Anode(+) also will be connected to the BC547 Emitter.

Capacitor Cathode(-) will be connected to pin1 Push-Button, also Capacitor Cathode(-) is connected to the Resistor 2.

Resistor 2 will be connected to the Battery (-)

BC547 Collector will be connected to LED Cathode(-), LED Anode(+) will be connected to the Battery(+). And the Push-Button Pin2 will be connected to Battery(+).

Here is the diagram:

Push the Button Now if we Push the Button, the LED will Go NO, and start Fading-out (OFF), I start a stop-watch it count almost 60Sec. Here is a speed-up RUN video.

Speed-up Video

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By: Ali Radwani