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Fire Candle 🕯️ #diy #diycrafts #diycrafts

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DIY Rechargeable LED Candle With Touch Sensor 🔥 | Realistic Fire Effect Using BC547 Transistors In this video, I am making a beautiful DIY LED candle using simple electronic components! 🕯️✨ This homemade electronic candle creates a realistic flickering flame effect using two yellow LEDs and one red LED, giving it the appearance of a real candle flame. For the candle body, I used an empty Boroline box and decorated the bottom with green jute twine to give it an attractive and aesthetic look. Instead of using a traditional switch, I added a TTP223 touch sensor to turn the candle on and off with a simple touch. The circuit is powered by a rechargeable 3.7V lithium-ion battery. I also added a TP4056 charging module and reused a magnetic charging port from an old smartwatch to make charging convenient and give the project a neat finish. The flickering effect is created using a transistor-based electronic circuit built with BC547 transistors, resistors, and capacitors. By combining yellow and red LEDs, the candle produces a warm, flame-like glow that looks beautiful in a dark room. This project is a great example of how simple electronic components and recycled materials can be used to create something creative, practical, and decorative. Components Used: - BC547 NPN transistors - Yellow LEDs – 2 pieces - Red LED – 1 piece - 220Ω collector resistors - 12kΩ base resistors - 22µF capacitors - TTP223 capacitive touch sensor module - 3.7V rechargeable lithium-ion battery - TP4056 lithium-ion battery charging module - Magnetic charging port from an old smartwatch - Empty Boroline box - Green jute twine for decoration - Connecting wires and other small materials Features of This DIY LED Candle: ✅ Realistic flickering candlelight effect ✅ Warm yellow and red LED glow ✅ Touch-controlled ON/OFF operation ✅ Rechargeable 3.7V battery power ✅ Magnetic charging port reused from an old smartwatch ✅ Handmade decorative body using recycled materials ✅ Simple and affordable electronics project If you enjoy DIY electronics, creative recycling, and unique homemade gadgets, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to Electric Dhamaka for more exciting electronics projects! 💬 Comment below: What do you think of this homemade LED candle? Would you like to see more creative projects using simple electronic components? #DIYCandle #LEDCandle #CandleLightEffect #TouchSensor #BC547 #DIYElectronics #RechargeableCandle #TP4056 #TTP223 #ElectricDhamaka

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