How to make LED circuit

 Your LEDs ought to be situated on the board as found in the graph beneath. Every line ought to have four LEDs associated together in arrangement from + to - to + to - et cetera. 

 Allude to the photograph underneath for the following stride. As you achieve the end of every column, leave the outside LED leg long. Twist it over to reach crosswise over to the LED alongside it. Zoom in on the photograph to perceive how the LED legs on the outside lines are bound together along the edges. On the left side will be the positive lead. On the right side is the negative lead.

 To keep any issues later and to ensure that the natively constructed light is tagging along well, associate the circuit board to a 12 volt control source (or battery) occasionally to test the circuit. This will guarantee that every one of the leads are welded together well and there are no shorts or awful patch joints. In the event that you hold up until the entire light is done to test it, then it will be harder to discover the inconvenience spot.

 In the photograph beneath, the voltage is just set to 10 volts and the couple of LEDs on the board are now putting out a decent measure of light. These are less expensive LEDs, so the light yield is a tiny bit blue tinted. Yet, who cares, at that cost.

Continue welding and adding columns to your LED light until the perfboard is full. The one in our case has 8 lines of 4 LEDs for an aggregate of 32 LEDs. 

Test your new DIY LED globule again on the seat to ensure all the weld associations are great. In the photograph, you can see that the LED light is sufficiently radiating vitality to illuminate even the work surface beneath the LEDs. That is a great deal of light. 

Think about your new natively constructed LED light to retail forms demonstrated as follows. They greatest contrast is cost. You can make your own particular LED lights at a small amount of the cost as the retail forms and they can be custom fitted to your own needs. Another favorable position is if a LED bombs on your natively constructed