Simple Slave Flash Trigger Circuit
Simple Slave Flash Trigger Circuit
Simple Slave Flash Trigger Circuit
Make 2 simple flash slave trigger circuits. Taking good pictures has many
important techniques. Good images should have proper lighting.
Sometimes primary flash is not enough. To remove the shadow of the
image at some point.
One easy way is to add a flash assistant. It will work after the main flash
works to remove shadows or add details to the image.
This circuit has a simple operation. With a block diagram As the picture
below
In-circuit there is phototransistor or solar sell get a light of the flash to
control the SCR run the slave flash works.
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Since (look at the circuit below) use the solar cell to get light from the
main flash. The solar cell will have the voltage to trigger the gate lead of
thyristor (SCR) Th1 to apply the slave flash works. This all operation use
times less than 1/1000 second.
Figure 1: Simplest slave flash trigger circuit
SCR1- TIC-106D is low power and high sensitivity and includes the
choke to get the trigger voltage from the solar cell. Which should
have an aperture area of at least 100 square millimeters.
The shock coil of 68 mH that helps the circuit has high sensitivity
and wide up.
The prototype can be used in distance from the main flash to slave
flash it makes up to 50 meters.
Same as the previous circuit. This circuit does not require an external
power supply, too. This circuit consumes very little current Only
microamps.
They only use the voltage from the flash at a trigger contact. which in
some flash may have this voltage up to 150V to 200V.
How it works
When the flashlight drops on the phototransistor-Q1. The pulse voltage
will drop across at R1. Then, C1 passes this signal to Q2. Then, it
increases a higher signal to trigger a gate of SCR1. So, it runs to connect
the trigger contact of flash works well.
The values of the devices in this circuit are calculated for normal flash
operation. Which is not disturbed by light from other sources such as
light bulbs or sunlight. But we should also block other light into the
phototransistor
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C1: 0.0022µF 100V
C2: 0.33µF 100V
Semiconductors:
Q1: BP101, Phototransistor
Q2: BC558, 45V 100mA PNP Transistor
SCR1: 8A 400V SCR
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