HALO LIGHT

The HALO LIGHT project is an analog and power electronics circuit built to illuminate a series of LEDs arranged to produce a distinct visual halo effect. At the core of the system is a dedicated power supply circuit designed to deliver the appropriate voltage and current to the lighting elements. Power supply components regulate the incoming electrical energy, ensuring a stable and safe continuous flow to prevent component degradation or flickering. When power is applied, current travels through the circuit layout on a custom PCB, distributing energy evenly across the connected LEDs. Because the setup relies entirely on discrete analog power handling rather than a programmable microcontroller or digital board, the illumination level is determined directly by the hardware configuration. Resistors or other basic passive components integrated into the power path help manage voltage drops and limit current to safe operational thresholds for the LEDs. The result is a steady, reliable, and visually striking glow emanating from the custom-designed board layout.