USB 10mm LED Lamp

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USB 10mm LED Lamp

USB 10mm LED Lamp

The USB 10 mm LED lamp was built with a USB cable, a 10mm LED, a mini round PCB, and a resistor of 43 Ohm.

List of Materials

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1 USB Cable

1 Round mini PCB

1 10 mm Clear LED

1 Resistor of 43 Ohm

1 2" Heat Shrink tubing

Schematic Diagram

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Follow the diagram for completing your project successfully.

Preparing the USB Cable

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For preparing the USB cable, you should peel it and then removing the rest the wires by leaving the red and black one only.

Place the Heat Shrink Tubing

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Placing the heat shrink tubing, you can be sure that it won't be forgot of being used in the project.

Insert the 10 Mm LED

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After inserting the 10 mm LED, you should solder its pins on the round PCB.

Soldering the Resistor of 43 Ohm

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Solder the resistor of 43 Ohm.

Assembling the Project

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For assembling the project, you can use extra heat shrink tubing for adjusting better the connections.

Completing the Project

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For completing the project, slide the heat shrink tubing and heat it for adjusting it.

Final Result

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The final result is literally a flexible lamp that can be used in a laptop or USB charger.

Using the Project

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You can use the project with a laptop or USB charger.