Anti collision rear light
During poor visibility, i.e., when there is fog, or at dawn or dusk, or when your ve-hicle gets stalled on a lonely stretch of a highway, this flashing light will pro-vide safety and attract the attention of
people to help you out. It uses high-brightness yellow LEDs. The circuit uses a dual binary
counter CD4520, quadruple 2-input NAND schmitt trigger CD4093, 8-stage
shift-and-store bus register CD4094 and some descrete components. An oscillator is built around gate A, whose frequency can be varied through preset VR1 when required. The output
of the oscillator is fed to IC1 and IC3. When the circuit is switched on, the oscillator starts oscillating, the counter starts counting through IC1 and the data is shifted on positive-going clock
through IC3. As a result, the four groups of LEDs flash one by one. All the LEDs will then glow for
some time and switch off for some time, and the cycle will repeat. Input pins 12 and 13 of the unused gate D must be tied to ground and pin 11 left open. Preset VR1 should be of cermet type and used to change the flashing rate of each group of LEDs. The circuit works off regulated 12V. Assemble it on a general-purpose PCB and house suitably.
During poor visibility, i.e., when there is fog, or at dawn or dusk, or when your ve-hicle gets stalled on a lonely stretch of a highway, this flashing light will pro-vide safety and attract the attention of
people to help you out. It uses high-brightness yellow LEDs. The circuit uses a dual binary
counter CD4520, quadruple 2-input NAND schmitt trigger CD4093, 8-stage
shift-and-store bus register CD4094 and some descrete components. An oscillator is built around gate A, whose frequency can be varied through preset VR1 when required. The output
of the oscillator is fed to IC1 and IC3. When the circuit is switched on, the oscillator starts oscillating, the counter starts counting through IC1 and the data is shifted on positive-going clock
through IC3. As a result, the four groups of LEDs flash one by one. All the LEDs will then glow for
some time and switch off for some time, and the cycle will repeat. Input pins 12 and 13 of the unused gate D must be tied to ground and pin 11 left open. Preset VR1 should be of cermet type and used to change the flashing rate of each group of LEDs. The circuit works off regulated 12V. Assemble it on a general-purpose PCB and house suitably.
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