Hi all, fairly new to circuit-building, but this is a little project that I've recently been tasked with. I was recommended to come here for input on how to get it done. Here's what I'm trying to accomplish:
There is a button, two LEDs and some power supply. When the button is pushed, the first LED will light up for a split second, then de-energize. Immediately after, the second LED will do the exact same. This can be repeated over and over.
The catch is that I am working in VERY small spaces here, and I do not have very much room at all to work with.
I could get away with having both LEDs light at the exact same time if it is necessary to keep the circuitry simple or concealable, but ideally I'd like a fraction of a second delay between the two. Having them only stay on for a moment is also essential. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? The split-second lighting was what was hanging me up. I'm not sure how to accomplish that, and the small space I'm working with requires everything to be pretty straightforward.
There is a button, two LEDs and some power supply. When the button is pushed, the first LED will light up for a split second, then de-energize. Immediately after, the second LED will do the exact same. This can be repeated over and over.
The catch is that I am working in VERY small spaces here, and I do not have very much room at all to work with.
I could get away with having both LEDs light at the exact same time if it is necessary to keep the circuitry simple or concealable, but ideally I'd like a fraction of a second delay between the two. Having them only stay on for a moment is also essential. Any ideas on how to accomplish this? The split-second lighting was what was hanging me up. I'm not sure how to accomplish that, and the small space I'm working with requires everything to be pretty straightforward.
