The most popular currcnt
indicator in electronics is
almost certainly the Iight-emitting
diode (LED) which is available in
a number of colours (red,
green, blue, yellow, as well as
dual colours) and variations
(round, square, flashing).
Unfortunately, these virtually
indestructible devices are often
abused: terrainals cut too short,
current too high, burnt by a soldering
iron, and many others.
Most of these abu ses maybe
prevented by the circuit described
here: it enables the LED indication
to be adapted to the circuit
you are working on (flashing
or not flashing, red, green and
so on).
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