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Reuse emergency light LEDs

Nn4n0
Nn4n0
15
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Good evening, I annoy you because I really am very bad with electronics, I assure you that I was reading before asking, voltage drop, resistance, series or parallel, but I really can't understand. I will comment, I have the plate with 40 LEDs that can be seen in the image, also include 20 resistors. I recovered this plate from an emergency light whose electronics literally burned. My question is, considering that they are all white lods (I read that depending on the color varies the tension) what food do I need to work? I tried to do the calculation of voltage and intensity, but I really failed to understand it. On the back it has a form, in which I could discover that every 2 leds there is a resistance, maybe I will provide that information, anyway you can see it in the images. I also want to add that there is a description on the board, it says " 4v-10r and 6v68r ", I do not know if it is 4 or 6v what is needed, I suppose it will be the same board for two different models, and I would also need to know what intensity the source must have in order to lift the entire circuit. From already thank you very much
JOSE MIGUEL SIRGO PASCUAL
hace 6 años

To know the voltage of the board with the LEDs you just have to look at the battery that had the emergency light.

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JOSE MIGUEL SIRGO PASCUAL
hace 6 años

6 volts The resistance is 68 ohms and it falls approximately 3 volts.

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servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 6 años
hace 6 años
Hi. The battery of this luminaire is like a 9 volt but black and a little bigger? In that case it is 4 volts although the board is set or prepared for 6 volts. In both cases, the source should deliver an amper. Regards
Nn4n0
Nn4n0
15
hace 6 años

I did a brief and quick test (to avoid burning the LEDs) and connected them to a 5v usb charger that delivered 0.5 Ampe. The light they emit reaches me and is not enough, and with the multimeter I measured the current that passed through a led and I was 6mA, if I'm not mistaken the white LEDs support up to 20 mA, right? If so, can I leave them connected directly with this 5V charger? Regards

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servimat1
servimat1
138.835
hace 6 años

If the irradiated light is enough for you, there are no problems. Verify that the total consumption current is lower than that delivered by the charger. Otherwise this will burn. The current is limited by the resistance and configuration of the LEDs. If you place a 5 volt and 10 amp source it will work without burning either.

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