have no idea.. i wish i knew more!! I also found another one, which is crazily expensive toh:
See the schematic on bottom of page 9?
Like that. :)
--Winston
I would like to see this done on an audio stream.
Every time the audio gets to silent or cuts out, the VU display would go off.
Not very friendly.
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Il 05/01/2012 11:29, Giulio ha scritto:
ciao Giulio
it's really ugly, but should work increase/decrease the resistor values as suitable
1n4148 o---10R---->|---+----+----390R----+ | | LED o | +----820R----+ | 10uF === | LED | 63V --- +----1K2R----+ | | | LED | | +----1K5R----+ | | | LED | | +----2K2R----+ | | LED | | | +---------------+-----------------+-- bye !(!1|1)
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Although we were using digital display, the idea is applicable to VU graphics display as well. I have seen LCD VU meter panels.
no don't do this - the led is not protected from reverse voltage which it will experience and if you hook up a few diodes like this they will all turn on at once.
-- We have failed to address the fundamental truth that endless growth is impossible in a finite world.
That's what it is supposed to do. VU should be off when there is no signal.
Ed
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