Well I bring you an kd8bny original: Sequential Turn Signals. If you don't know what this is (or don't understand my explanation below) press here.
Basically a turn signal on a vehicle using more then one light will flash "in-sequence," one after another, depending on the direction.
ASCII art -> ()()(*) -> ()(*)(*) -> (*)(*)(*) OR (*)()() -> (*)(*)() -> (*)(*)(*)
So in order to accomplish this I created a circuit using a 4528B Dual Monostable Multivibrator: datasheet. The original design utilized a basic decade counter but I changed the design feeling it was overcomplicated and stressed.
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How She Works
As displayed in Figure 1 above the circuit is placed right between the turn signal line and the actual lights. The 4528 basically delays the signal by a fraction of a second creating staggering effect. The individual lights are controlled by 2 9530N Mosfets. In order to control the timing there are 2 trim pots (R1 and R2) in Figure 1. To install in a vehicle you need to tap into a separate +12V line just to power the circuit. If you do not it creates a constant resetting system. (This is just a single side i.e. 2 are needed)
The Working Version
#TODO
- Get a custom board printed
- Install them in the 'stang
** If you want sch or brd files let me know, more then happy to share.
