DIY Analog Electronic Candle Production Kit Ignition Control Simulation Candle Kit

Description CD4013 is a dual D flip flop consisting of two identical and independent data flip flops When the rising edge of the clock is triggered the logic level added to the D input terminal is sent to the Q output terminal Setting and resetting are not related to the clock but completed by the high level on the set or reset line respectively This circuit uses a D flip flop in the double D flip flop which is connected to RS flip flop When the power supply is switched on the differential circuit composed of C2 and R2 generates a high level differential pulse to the IRD end of U 1 forcing the circuit to reset and the low level output of the first end is sent to the base of Q4 transistor Q4 is cut off and the light emitting diode is not bright When the lighter is close to 940 infrared receiving diode the infrared diode is in reverse breakdown conduction the resistance value suddenly decreases the base of Q1 presents a low level state the transistor Q1 is turned on and the high level pulse generated by collector is sent to the ISD end of U1 so that the 1Q end is high anyway It is sent to the base of Q4 through resistance R5 and Q4 is turned on Light diodes shine This process is equivalent to lighting a candle with a match At this time even if the lighter leaves the infrared receiver the circuit state will not change and the light emitting diode will remain bright When the electret microphone MIC is blown by the mouth the audio signal output by the