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### Parts
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### Parts
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Parts required to make the flip-flop circuit are:
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Parts required to make the flip-flop circuit are:
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- 2x LEDs;
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- 2x LEDs
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- 2x 10 μF capacitors;
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- 2x 10 μF capacitors
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- 2x 470 Ohm resitors;
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- 2x 470 Ohm resitors
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- 2x 100 kOhm resistors;
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- 2x 100 kOhm resistors
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- 2x BC547 transistors;
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- 2x BC547 transistors
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### Assembly
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### Assembly
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The blinking interval is determined by the values of the two 100kOhm resistors and that of the two capacitors as per the formula: T = R x C
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The blinking interval is determined by the values of the two 100kOhm resistors and that of the two capacitors as per the formula: T = R x C
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Example values:
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Example values:
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100 kOhm x 10 μF = 1.0s;
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- 100 kOhm x 10 μF = 1.0s
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10 kOhm x 10 μF = 0.1s;
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- 10 kOhm x 10 μF = 0.1s
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100 kOhm x 1 μF = 0.1s;
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- 100 kOhm x 1 μF = 0.1s
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you can choose LEDs of any color.
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you can choose LEDs of any color.
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