Lad Nagurney posted:If you have 2 LEDs in reversed in parallel, you actually can use just a capacitor instead of a resistor. You'd be surprised how many consumer products have the current limiting for LEDs implemented this way. For example, a 750 ohm resistor (as mentioned above in GRJ's post) is "equivalent" to a 3.5uF capacitor. If the voltage was 120 rms and the LEDs need 15 mA, then the capacitance value would be about .24uF. If the product has only one LED, a Si diode placed backwards across the LED can be used.
.24 microfarid? Yep! That’s right - the rate the cap for the peak voltage plus? So, A 50 volt will do for the Lionel ac side.
Now, How will switch sine wave affect the whole ball of wax