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"Meindert Sprang" skrev i en meddelelse news:460767a8$0$22762 You should not parallel LEDs and use one resistor since LEDs might vary a bit in voltage, resulting in uneven currents through the different LEDs. You can connect them in series, and add the voltages. So 5 red LEDs would need a total voltage of 5 x 1.6V = 8V. The added benefit is that there is less voltage drop across the resistor and the overall efficiency increases. Meindert Excellent post, I`ve filed it away, and now I`m an instant expert on LED`s ;-) Thanks. Bob |
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