What, you ask? Incandescent LED?
I want to know if there is a way to regulate the current, switching on and off of an LED, that will make it light, and extinguish like a conventional filament light bulb. You know, when a light bulb is turned on, it takes a millisecond (or more) to reach maximum output, and likewise when turned off, vs. an LED which is at maximum output instantly.
I'm thinking, capacitor charge/discharge circuitry. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks.
I want to know if there is a way to regulate the current, switching on and off of an LED, that will make it light, and extinguish like a conventional filament light bulb. You know, when a light bulb is turned on, it takes a millisecond (or more) to reach maximum output, and likewise when turned off, vs. an LED which is at maximum output instantly.
I'm thinking, capacitor charge/discharge circuitry. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks.