Wand activated electronic menorah

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1997-11-18

2000-04-25

Husar, Stephen

Illumination

Light source and modifier

Condition responsive

3262234, 3262392, 3262394, 3262802, F21V 2304

Patent

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060536225

ABSTRACT:
An ornament, such as a menorah, is controlled by a microprocessor. The ornament has a LED circuit operably connected to a power supply circuit, and sensor capable of sending a signal to the microprocessor in response to external stimulus. The microprocessor controls whether a LED of the LED circuit emits light, and is capable of independently controlling a number of LEDs and responding to signals from a number of sensors.

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