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Using NPN transistor for either load control (LEDs) or digital signal (WS2812) - General Electronics - Arduino Forum
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Dimmer effect (fade) on 12v LED using transistor and Arduino - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
![I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT. I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT.](https://preview.redd.it/i-have-a-pnp-bjt-and-an-led-driver-current-sink-v0-1mbmtkqu4zfb1.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=84f4d1c009a289f9a6e4f6968811b9b06e3b8207)
I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT.
![I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT. I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT.](https://preview.redd.it/i-have-a-pnp-bjt-and-an-led-driver-current-sink-v0-1mbmtkqu4zfb1.png?auto=webp&s=cbbb3c137c1de13f282335dbae145129ba23195b)
I have a PNP BJT and an LED driver (current sink, theoretically 20 mA and max 3.3 V). The LED driver is connected through an LED to the base of the BJT.
![circuit design - LED Dimmer only using NPN BJT and potentiometer - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange circuit design - LED Dimmer only using NPN BJT and potentiometer - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange](https://i.stack.imgur.com/Dehzc.png)
circuit design - LED Dimmer only using NPN BJT and potentiometer - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
![Dimmer effect (fade) on 12v LED using transistor and Arduino - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange Dimmer effect (fade) on 12v LED using transistor and Arduino - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange](https://i.stack.imgur.com/r6KUv.png)
Dimmer effect (fade) on 12v LED using transistor and Arduino - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
When a BJT is being used as a switch to turn on a LED, why does the LED not turn on when the base is short to the ground? - Quora
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