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Your Name: Victoria Kazachenko

Where you live:  Malden, MA, United States

 

Current Job: Stay at home mom: cooking, checking homework, changing diapers... I don't have any education in electronics. I got interested in it because my son asked for Snap Circuits and I wanted to be able to help him. He lost interest in electronics pretty fast, but I didn't.

 

 

YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaeEfkJ0fyLrVn_NZhFeZxA

 

Tell us about your project: Night Safety vest using EL wire and Arduino UNO with brightness and blinking frequency control

 

Are there any links or files you'd like to provide that support your project? Code: 2knobs_blink_frequency_brightness_elwire.ino

 

 

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  • ilvyanyatka
    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to lorrainbow +2
    From my observation it depends on the color of EL wire. Yellow one hums quite noticably. Orange hums very little, hardly noticable. Red one is in-between. This is why I decided to go with orange.
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    lorrainbow over 5 years ago +1
    I love EL wire, I haven't tried to connect it to the a controller yet. Does it hum when on? I found that annoying with EL products
  • ilvyanyatka
    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to Workshopshed +1
    You are right it is inverters that humming. I meant that if you attach orange wire to the inverter it will hum much less than if you attach yellow wire to the same inverter. At least it is the case with…
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    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to rocits

    Thank you!

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    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to cstanton

    Thank you!

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    rocits over 5 years ago

    Nice Project, many applications, there's gonna be a load more bikes on the roads now! Safety first!

     

    I added your project video to a YouTube playlist here to keep track of channels/videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFDZhLtOt5g&list=PLUqSARZt5KdEc90IqY_D4yOoR3qGEeSMC&index=2&t=0s

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    cstanton over 5 years ago

    It's definitely no simple thing to control higher voltage electronics (which my understanding EL Wire is) from a low voltage/current controller such as an Arduino. Nice job image

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    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to Workshopshed

    You are right it is inverters that humming. I meant that if you attach orange wire to the inverter it will hum much less than if you attach yellow wire to the same inverter. At least it is the case with three EL wires I have at home. Sorry for confusion.

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    Workshopshed over 5 years ago in reply to ilvyanyatka

    That's useful to know, I thought it was the invertors which were humming not the wires.

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    ilvyanyatka over 5 years ago in reply to lorrainbow

    From my observation it depends on the color of EL wire. Yellow one hums quite noticably. Orange hums very little, hardly noticable. Red one is in-between. This is why I decided to go with orange.

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    lorrainbow over 5 years ago

    I love EL wire, I haven't tried to connect it to the a controller yet. Does it hum when on? I found that annoying with EL products

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