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Albina Shatzman
- Jan 1, 1970
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I had this crazy idea to control a lightbulb with my guitar. I was hoping
that the harder I played, the brighter the lightbulb would be, and I was
recommended to use a MOSFET transistor and that I'd basically have an
amplifier. Anyone have any sugguestions on how to design/build this? I was
hoping to keep it as simple as possible. My own genius idea would be to run
the guitar signal into the base of the transistor (possible thru an opamp to
make the signal larger, if needed) and have ac mains go into the collector
(maybe recitified if it's needed) and then have the lightbulb (just a
regular one from a hardware store) wired in series with the emitter. Like I
said, genius.
that the harder I played, the brighter the lightbulb would be, and I was
recommended to use a MOSFET transistor and that I'd basically have an
amplifier. Anyone have any sugguestions on how to design/build this? I was
hoping to keep it as simple as possible. My own genius idea would be to run
the guitar signal into the base of the transistor (possible thru an opamp to
make the signal larger, if needed) and have ac mains go into the collector
(maybe recitified if it's needed) and then have the lightbulb (just a
regular one from a hardware store) wired in series with the emitter. Like I
said, genius.