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Variable FV and Wiring Technique Question...
1- Accent LED wired to 3.3V pad has a Variable FV range (3.2- 3.8 ). I was going to calculate for 3.2 (which is 5.6ohms).. Does that work? (My other option is to wire to main 3.7v pad so accent matches blade pulse...In that case should I still use 3.2?)
2-What is your technique for wiring the board when ultimately it will be flipped over for SD Card accesss (chassis I'm using demands this)
Last edited by deviltronix; 04-07-2018 at 04:07 PM.
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The accent pads put out 3.3V and 18mA, so if your accent LED has a variable FV, it can withstand the 3.3V
I don’t flip my boards over.
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Thank you.. I wasn't sure if the led as truly variable or the manufacturer was guessing that is was somewhere in that range!
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