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[PCB Prototype] Constant current LED driver

I want to power a constant current LED (145mA & 200mA) at 19-21V.Since this will be powered by Li-ion battery connected to a tp4056, which is the most efficient way to boost the voltage from 3.7V ...
  • answered Aug 12,2020
    by Joson
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[Others] When using an NPN transistor for switching does the emitter have to be grounded?

I am trying to control a remote via the gpio pins on a raspberry pi. I don't want to have to use relays because of the space they take up and the mechanical noise. The problem is the pads of the r...
  • answered Aug 11,2020
    by Gorge
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[Others] Is it ok to switch a high frequency signal with a low frequency transistor?

If you have a high frequency signal, going through the collector - emitter of a general purpose transistor, can you just turn it on/of with a low frequency signal at the base?If you leave the transist...
  • answered Aug 11,2020
    by Gorge
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[Others] Will the led driver burn these two led strips If I connect 2 of these led strips to the Led driver(output: 12v 30A)?

The Led driver (output: 12v 30A) and two led strips of 5m each (Input Voltage: 12V DC, Power: 2A 24W).
  • answered Aug 10,2020
    by Gorge
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[PCB Prototype] i want to make a pcb for a macro keyboard but can't design it

can somebody advise (or if you are so very much kind provide) a pcb with the functions of a 8 by 8 macro keypad and 2 rotary encoders support and using the pro micro to be the brains of the macro keyp...
  • answered Aug 10,2020
    by Remy
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[Others] Can I use magnet wire to light an LED with an Arduino?

I need to control a really small LED and use the thinnest wire possible so it looks hidden. Magnet wire is very thin and might work but I want to know if I can control an LED with it?
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