Could someone help me check my wiring? I was attempting to wire a circuit in parallel. It's a Blue/Blue/White Tri-Rebel LED. The Buckpuck is 1000mA if that is relevant.
Tri Rebel Wiring.jpg
Could someone help me check my wiring? I was attempting to wire a circuit in parallel. It's a Blue/Blue/White Tri-Rebel LED. The Buckpuck is 1000mA if that is relevant.
Tri Rebel Wiring.jpg
Well, you have the LED - going to LED + and the LED + going to LED - on your buckpuck, so those need reversed.
Also, you realize that all 3 dice are going to be running at 1/3 the amperage that most people would use, right? Is that your intention?
If you want to power multiple LEDs at 1A on a buckpuck they need to be wired in series.
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I though wiring in parallel would distibute the same amount of amps to each of the dice, but I didn't realize the amps for each would be lower. So would this be correct?
Tri Rebel Wiring.jpg
When you wire in parallel, it splits the amperage. Since the buckpuck only pushes 1A, it would split that across the 3 dice. When you wire in series, it splits the voltage. The buckpuck can handle up to 32V so you can provide enough to power all 3 dice in series as long as you have enough battery power.
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Oh, thank you. This is my first lightsaber, and attempt at wiring in general. Could you or someone else check my revised diagram?
Tri Rebel Wiring.jpg
That wiring diagram is functionally correct. Keep in mind that you will need a battery source with enough voltage to run all three dice in series with that setup.
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What I am currently planning to use as the battery are four 3.7 Volt Li-ion batteries in a 4 AA battery holder. Would that be enough to power all three dice in series?
Three would probably be sufficient. Four would definitely be enough. The BuckPuck will handle the extra voltage without trouble.
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