About Us

We’re a team of lighting enthusiasts who are passionate about understanding and sharing knowledge on all kinds of lights that blink. From traffic signals to camera flashes to LED decorative lights, if it blinks, we want to learn what makes it tick and help others appreciate the technology behind it.

About Us

Our journey began when our founder became fascinated with the blinking patterns of different home electronics. What made some blink slowly and smoothly while others blinked rapidly or erratically? An investigation into light emitting diodes (LEDs) and circuits led to a deeper appreciation of not just holiday lights but also the lighting that powers our everyday lives.

We soon discovered an entire community of people equally enthralled with blinking lights. Electrical engineers explained PWM circuits while Christmas decorating aficionados showed off elaborate animated LED displays. The more we learned, the more we wanted to share. And so the idea for Blinkipedia was born – a blog to investigate and inform about all things that blink.

Over the past few years, we’ve reviewed dozens of products, explained concepts like persistence of vision, and showcased incredible blinking light projects from around the world. And we’re just getting started.

We have lots more ground to cover when it comes to understanding the technology behind traffic lights, camera flashes, turn signals, emergency vehicle beacons, bike lights, computer indicator lights, wearable lights and so much more.

Some of the Things You Can Expect to Find on Blinkipedia:

  • Product Reviews

Unbiased reviews and comparisons of the latest LED bulbs, strips, decorative lights, and devices with indicator lights. We’ll help you choose the right blinking lights for your needs.

  • Explainers

With the help of electrical engineers and lighting professionals, we create illustrated guides and videos to explain concepts like how PWM works, differences between LED and incandescent blink patterns, and calculating flicker frequency.

  • Project Spotlights

From dazzling wearable fashions to custom vehicles, we feature makers who have incorporated blinking lights into their incredible projects. This inspiration will help spark your imagination for what’s possible with LEDs.

  • Blinking Light News

Want to stay up-to-date on the latest in blinking light technology? Our news covers new products, innovations, research, and discoveries related to all things that blink.

  • DIY Tutorials

Want to make your blinking light projects? Our DIY tutorial video series takes you step-by-step through beginner projects like making LED throwies up through more advanced microcontroller-programmed displays.

  • Fun Facts

You’ll find plenty of fascinating trivia about blinking lights sprinkled throughout our content. For instance, did you know that aircraft wingtip lights blink to differentiate direction? Or that the human eye starts noticing flicker above 75 blinks per minute? Blinking lights have an endless supply of interesting science and history facts.

Connect With Us

Want to get social with fellow blinking light enthusiasts? You can find us sharing content and having lively discussions on all major social media platforms:

  • Facebook: Blinkipedia
  • Instagram: @Blinkipedia
  • Threads: @Blinkipedia
  • Twitter: @Blinkipedia
  • YouTube: Blinkipedia
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We also have an email newsletter filled with a blinking lights digest along with exclusive giveaways, project ideas, and deals. Don’t miss out on the fun – sign up on our website!

Meet Our Team

Blinkipedia was founded by Karan Bhardwaj, A Geek and technology Enthusiast with a passion for educating people on lighting technology. Our small but mighty team includes:

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  • Arpit Gupta – Writer

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We’re always interested to hear from fellow blinking light lovers! If you have a project to share, feedback on our content, or an interesting blinking fact – reach out anytime at blinkipedia@gmail.com or use our Contact Us Page.

Shine on! The Blinkipedia Team