wquiles
Flashaholic
Man, that is a lot of current - nice build :wave:
Will
Will
I use a 5 mode driver from my mte sf-15 (the mte sf-22 has the same driver)
the power mosfet of this driver can draw 71 amp with heatsink
the power consumption of the mosfet at 9 amp its only :0.1v (v drain-source) x 9 amp = 0.9w
this mosfet its very big:
power mosfet transistor t70n03
q1: power mosfet t70n03( 71 amp max)
ic1: microcontroler 12f629 http://talkingelectronics.com/projec...12F629-P1.html
d2: protection led
d1: protection ic1
with this 5 mode driver current draw in high mode its only 7.5-8.2 amp because v drain-source its 0.1v (-0.1v with the driver)
7.5-8.2 amp with the aw18650 imr at 4.2v full chargued
I tested too it direct drived bypassing the mosfet
direct dived more than 10 amp with the aw 18650 imr full chargued (4.2v)
I wonder if I could ask a few questions about your driver mod? You upgraded the MOSFET to take the greater power requirements of the SST-90. Was that the only component that needed changing? I'm guessing that means you had to change the programming of the pic controller for the SST-90 to draw more current. Could you give some details on what was changed in the code?
Better yet, do you have a spare driver to sell?? Let me know.
Thanks!
AlexGT
Thanx for the reply, sorry I meant the ssr-50. You said you direct drive the -50, can you please say what cell you're using, etc.
Nice job man well done to get this thing going in such a small size.
Thankyou for the pic chip link also
-Dan
change the programming of the pic controller for the SST-90 to draw more current its not necesary. at 4.2v(battery full chargued) with ssc p7 current draw its arround 3.5-3.9 amp and with sst-90 current draw its 7.5-8.2 amp
Thank you for the additional info. I didn't realize you hadn't changed the MOSFET on the regulator. I incorrectly assumed from the link on the pic controller and the MOSFET specs you were basically saying, "this is the road if you care to go down it." My mistake.
So if I'm understanding this correctly now, it's not a regulator at all. It's a pwm dimmer like TaskLED's popular D2Flex. Essentially a direct drive circuit at full power minus whatever minimal voltage drop there is from the MOSFET's internal resistance or RDS(on) value of 6.6 m-ohm. I already have a couple of AW's IMR 18650's. I'll have to get an SF-15 and an SSR-90 to do a little experimenting.:devil:
So Moviles, you have the SF-15 driver plain stock as it comes from DX and you only used thicker wires to the SST-90 led? Right?
AlexGT
You should definitely try this LED in a light that has halfway decent heatsinking potential, such as a D maglite, where you can put the LED on a large Aluminum Heatsink (and maybe use a maglite with finned heads.
Or, you could get a 6D maglite and use one IMR 26650, and fill the rest of it with ice. However, there could be some issues with shorts...
What is the Vf of the LED? I thought these larger high output LEDs tended to need 20+ volts, since they were never intended for portable lighting sources.
That's a horrible heat sink for a P7 and even worse for the SST-90 at full power.
The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible
The only way to discover the limits of the possible is to go beyond them into the impossible
for this mod I want the max luminous power in pocket size
I really love to listen to the people to say what the f*** its that when I turn on the high mode
Output drops significantly at high junction temperatures. I doubt you're getting more than 1000 lumens OTF. Anyone have a extra integrating sphere?
Output drops significantly at high junction temperatures. I doubt you're getting more than 1000 lumens OTF. Anyone have a extra integrating sphere?