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I managed to light up 88 10mm clear lens ( no datasheet, I assumed 3.2v, 40ma ) blue LEDs (using appropriate resistors for each one of them) with 5v off 'hotwiring' a PC power supply. The room is all blue now! Thank you for all the info! |
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I'd suggest using a big FET or solid-state relay to switch the current, so that you can use a low-power signal from a 555 (or such) to control the higher current. Windell H. Oskay drwho(at)evilmadscientist.com http://www.evilmadscientist.com/ |
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