XHP70 crude test

HugeOne

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I got a XHP70 N2 bin ad made some quick testing. (In 6V configuration)

-Soldered the heat pad to 1/8 square copper tube.
-Built a crude lux meter with a LLS-05A linear light sensor
-Ran the test with icy water cooling.

Here's the data:
xhp70bed.jpg


xhp70flux.jpg


The 1/8 copper tube is a bit narrow for the heat pad, next, I will solder the LED on three 1/8" tube side to side so the + and - pads are sinking heat as well.

-Hugo
 

MichaelW

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Looks good to 5 amps.
but if you need a burst capability, then 7.5 amps is nice.
 

HugeOne

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Made a better heat-sink:

xhp70bed2.jpg


And the results:

xhp70flux2.jpg


Pushed the LED to 10A, the heat-sink topped at 32C and Vf was 7.28V

Theses preliminary tests look good for my next project:
xhp70project.jpg


-Hugo
 
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Moddoo

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Thanks for sharing the results.

It's always great to see what you come up with.

I haven't heard of too many other compact 140,000 lumen LED light setups latey.:twothumbs

Looking forward to seeing more progress on this project.
 

IMSabbel

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Pretty cool. How are you going to power that array?
 
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m.pille.led

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Uauu!! great!
very sweet and nice set up!
Can I ask for what you need 140.000lumens? or just for testing?
Anyways great!
I love the Xhp! have a Xhp70 my self
 

HugeOne

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Project was on hold for the flying season but recently looked back in it. I purchased some graphite thermal interface material to even the heat of the tubes and attach a heat-sink to the whole thing.
Need to buy 24 XHP70 which not cheap.

-Hugo
 
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