<![CDATA[ChipMusic.org - Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>2017-06-23T03:31:35ZPunBBhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/19738/momentary-switch-to-supply-constant-signal/<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>You're trying to boost a backlight? If the LED is fed through a resistor as usual, just put a switch + resistor in parallel with the existing one so that the LED current increases when the switch is on.
]]>https://chipmusic.org/Boner2017-06-23T03:31:35Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253132/#p253132<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>That's beautiful, Catskull, thank you. Want it to add a small button on the front of a GBC to boost the brightness of an AGS-101 screen mod using BennVenn ribbon connector and SP AGS-101 driver board - not because it's necessary, just because it would be fun. ]]>https://chipmusic.org/irony72017-06-22T19:37:43Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253127/#p253127<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>Or you could use an at tiny or something.]]>https://chipmusic.org/catskull2017-06-22T18:57:48Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253126/#p253126<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>How bow dat: http://www.instructables.com/id/Soft-La … F-Circuit/]]>https://chipmusic.org/catskull2017-06-22T18:50:11Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253125/#p253125<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>Difficult to find small ones?]]>https://chipmusic.org/irony72017-06-22T17:40:04Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253124/#p253124<![CDATA[Re: Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>Any reason you can't just use a "normally on" switch?]]>https://chipmusic.org/Apeshit2017-06-22T17:25:01Zhttps://chipmusic.org/forums/post/253123/#p253123<![CDATA[Momentary switch to supply constant signal?]]>Does anyone have an easy hack or knowledge of a small pc board to enable using a momentary switch to send a constant signal? (on/off)
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