24V is the highest the ICs will handle. 6 blues in series would take 30V or more, so that is a no-go.Originally Posted by -bart-
But you could use two parallel chains of 3 in series:
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/Thomas
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24V is the highest the ICs will handle. 6 blues in series would take 30V or more, so that is a no-go.
But you could use two parallel chains of 3 in series:
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/Thomas
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Could anyone tell me the pad spacing between the A-C, V-G, and M-G pads/holes please?
I would like to fit 2pin connectors to the outputs, but they all look to have different spacing.
Cheers,
Dan
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Sure, no problem
M-G = 3.8mm
V-G = 3.8mm
A-C = 3.2mm
All holes are 1.1mm in diameter.
/Thomas
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Fine idea Dan, please post once you have decided which connectors/suppliers to use and I will do the same.
(I hatetrawling through connector specs and ordercode numbers).
Cheers
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With this driver board do you still need a lasorb?
Thanks!
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The same rule as with all other drivers apply - to fully protect a diode from ESD, it has to be done directly at the diode pins, and not after 10-20 cm of wires
/Thomas
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Makes sense! thanksThe same rule as with all other drivers apply - to fully protect a diode from ESD, it has to be done directly at the diode pins, and not after 10-20 cm of wires
/Thomas
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I am eagerly waiting for my driver, hope it gets here soon. I cant seem to find the tracking number could I please have it, thanks.
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Thomas,
Your driver is the easiest to use. Very Stable output. EXCELLENT DESIGN!
Thanks,
Steve
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