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Flashlight from an old electric shaver

Good day to all! Today I would like to share with you a very interesting article on how to make a small flashlight from an old non-working electric shaver with a phone battery that will be charged from USB.

In order to make a flashlight you will need the following materials:

1. An old electric shaver that was running on battery power;
2. The battery from the mobile phone to fit in the shaver;
3. Three very bright LEDs of 3.2 and 250 mA (the author used LEDs with a neutral white glow);
4. Three lenses made of acrylic with a glow angle of 90 °;
5. 2.2 ohm resistor;
6. Soldering iron and solder.

Instructions on how to make a flashlight do it yourself.

First you need to disassemble the razor and remove the knives and the old battery from it.
Flashlight from an old electric shaver

Next, instead of knives, install lenses that will scatter light. To prevent strong heating of the LEDs, the author made a heat sink plate of aluminum with a thickness of three millimeters (the shape of the plate is attached at the installation site), on which the LEDs were installed using silicone heat-conducting glue.

The author powered the LEDs in parallel through a 2.2 ohm resistor for each, without any drivers.

A battery with a capacity of 800 mAh is enough for about half an hour without interruption, while the author notes a very good level of luminous flux, at a distance of one meter 340 lux with a full battery charge and 210 lux if the battery has half the charge.






A larger battery is allowed to increase the time. robots flashlight from a single charge.


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LEDs too powerful for this battery
Yes, I see, you know how to copy-paste.))
This, however, does not negate elementary physics: illumination is measured in lux, and luminous flux is measured in lumens. If you not only copied the text, but also read it, you should have understood what your mistake was.
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Measurement of illumination created by the investigated source on an imaginary spherical surface. For this, the light meter passes successively with the goniometer all positions on the sphere. Integrating the measured illumination (measured in lux: 1 lux = 1 lumen / m²) by the area of ​​the sphere (m²), we obtain the absolute luminous flux of the light source (in lumens). A condition for obtaining absolute values ​​is a luxmeter calibrated in absolute values. ;)
level of a luminous flux, at a distance of one meter 340 lux

Luminous flux is measured in lumens, not lux. ;)

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