Light Speakers
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| === Schematic === | === Schematic === | ||
| + | [[Image:LightspeakersRevA_SCH.jpg|thumb|center|400px|LightSpeaker Rev. A Schematic. Made with EAGLE]] | ||
| - | === PCB Board === | + | === PCB Layout === |
| + | [[Image:LightspeakersRevA_PCB.jpg|thumb|center|400px|LightSpeaker Rev. A PCB Layout. Made with EAGLE]] | ||
| === Parts List === | === Parts List === | ||
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Overview
Light Speakers receive an audio input and toggles a SSR (Solid State Relay) with the "beat". The light speaker accomplishes this by amplifying the incoming sound, filtering the sound with a bandpass filter for the desired band and then putting the output of the filter through a "peak" detector which will turn on the relay for a longer period of time when something gets through the filter.
Electronics
Schematic and PCB files are available on github.
Block Diagram
Amplifier
Band Pass Filter
Peak Detector
Schematic
PCB Layout
Parts List
Prototyping
Version 004
Semi Complete May 24, with Solid State Relay.
BOM coming soon along with PCB board and a finalized schematic.
Version 003
Completed 12 May 2012
This time the LED is replaced with a relay switch which AC powered lights can be plugged into.
Version 002
Completed 12 May 2012
This version still only lights up an LED, but it also does a better job of filtering out noise so that the on and off is much crisper.
Version 001
Completed 12 May 2012
This circuit passes the signal from a audio jack into an LED based on the amplitude of the signal alone. It works. The potentiometer determines how low the bass must be to be let through.
Team
- Chris Woodall
- Rusty Shomberg
- Patrick Ehrlicher
- Tom
