Icebreak
Flashlight Enthusiast
I'm looking at a 5 UV led (385nm 4.0 mW) flashlight. The site says "The LED are connected to a Voltage Stabilization Circuit (VSC) which maintains optimum brightness as batteries wear out. The LED and circuit board are press fit into the housing front and then sealed with epoxy to water proof and protect unit."
Does anyone know what they might mean by a VSC? Is VSC a fluffy description of a resistor on a board?
Here is a link. MaxMax
<font color="red">Warning/Disclaimer: Please be careful with UV. Some UV sources can alter cellular structure. Some UV sources can disrupt the immune system. Some UV sources can permanently damage the eyes. Some equipment is best left to experts for use in specific, potentially dangerous tasks. </font>
Does anyone know what they might mean by a VSC? Is VSC a fluffy description of a resistor on a board?
Here is a link. MaxMax
<font color="red">Warning/Disclaimer: Please be careful with UV. Some UV sources can alter cellular structure. Some UV sources can disrupt the immune system. Some UV sources can permanently damage the eyes. Some equipment is best left to experts for use in specific, potentially dangerous tasks. </font>
