Cevulirn
Newly Enlightened
I've decided that I don't know enough about LED's. Specificly Luxons, the technical specifications, drive rates, bins, etc.
So, what do I need to know?
So, what do I need to know?
Take me to LED school
- Thread starter Cevulirn
- Start date
Help Support Candle Power Flashlight Forum
Cornkid
Flashlight Enthusiast
NICE..
this site will be bookmarked.
this site will be bookmarked.
By the way -ledguy (Wayne) is very good to deal with and has all kinds of goodies at his shoppe.
Cevulirn, have you seen that site of that guy in Israel that sells all those rings -I used to have the link saved but would have to look up the site now.
If you would be a little more specific about the info you want that would help.
Basically once you give an LED a current source that is above the vf or forward voltage of the led,it will draw as much current as it can.You have to match this closely or use a converter.You can also use a resistor to drop the voltage down to the vf of the led.This will waste energy as heat.
Cevulirn, have you seen that site of that guy in Israel that sells all those rings -I used to have the link saved but would have to look up the site now.
If you would be a little more specific about the info you want that would help.
Basically once you give an LED a current source that is above the vf or forward voltage of the led,it will draw as much current as it can.You have to match this closely or use a converter.You can also use a resistor to drop the voltage down to the vf of the led.This will waste energy as heat.
