Fluorescent Light Inverter

November 26, 2007

Written by: Joe Pitz at 5:00 am. Filed under DIY Hacks, Electronic Hacks

Here is a cool project that you can build from a few parts that will allow you to power fluorescent lights with a 12 volt battery.

This low cost project even teaches you how to wind your own transformer from salvaged parts.

This link is from a interactive electronics e-magazine stocked full of electronics projects and tutorials. There is also a basic electronics course and micro-computer programming course that can be purchased for a small fee.

Many of the lessons feature animated gif images that really aid in the learning process on how electronics circuits work.

Here is a link to the Fluorescent light project

Here is a link to the Talking Electronics web site

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3 Responses to “Fluorescent Light Inverter”

Turd Says:
November 26th, 2007
Cool!
Could this run EL (electroluminescence) stuff?
Alan Parekh Says:
November 27th, 2007
I am sure it could run some of that EL wire or back-lights. I think all they need is a hundred or so volts.
Sanjeev Says:
November 20th, 2009
This is cool, should be good for low power lights