Making a 14w led torch
This is a test of a ballast I'm making for driving an led. This works just like my fluorescent inverters except the transformer only outputs 30v at most. A bridge rectifier and capacitor on the output are the only extra components relative to a fluorescent inverter.

Making a 14w led torch

This is a test of a ballast I'm making for driving an led. This works just like my fluorescent inverters except the transformer only outputs 30v at most. A bridge rectifier and capacitor on the output are the only extra components relative to a fluorescent inverter.

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AngryHorse   [21 Sep, 2015 at 08:22 PM]
More reliable than a Chinese driver! Cool
eclipsislamps   [21 Sep, 2015 at 08:43 PM]
Oh yes should last at least as long as the led itself especially since theres no high voltages around to kill the transistors unexpectedly.

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