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Big Clive did a video a few months back showing these LED filaments and I thought it would be fun to do a little project with them. There are 18 LEDs in each filament all in series so to get them to light up weamp;#39;ll need around 43 volts or more. Now obviously big clive just connected his straight to the mains using a capacitor dropper But as Iamp;#39;ve pointed out before Iamp;#39;m not Big Clive. Iamp;#39;d quite like to power mine from a 5-volt USB supply so weamp;#39;re going to need to boost our power supply up by quite a bit. So DC boost converter circuits are conceptually pretty simple. All we need is an inductor, a switch, a diode, and a capacitor. So Iamp;#39;ve set this circuit up in KiCad and I thought it would be interesting to try and simulate it. Iamp;#39;ve added a 4K7 load onto the output Weamp;#39;ll see how well it actually drives that We should get around 10 milliamps at our target voltage For the capacitor and the inductor, Iamp;#39;ve