Function addition between function.

Ian Rogers

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• Mar 27, 2015

• #41

What LED's have you selected 3v @ 100mA

 

koolguy

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• Mar 27, 2015

• #42

What LED's have you selected 3v @ 100mA

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my doubt is only how the chip can supply 20V if power supply is connected at 5V, that mean can we connect the supply to 20V?

 

koolguy

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• Mar 27, 2015

• #43

Hello,
Which led are these?

 

Ian Rogers

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• Mar 28, 2015

• #44

The chip doesn't supply!!! the chip sinks current... Okay! lets try and get your head around this..

If I said that the chip is a 5v device but the LED pins are 20v tolerant... So even if you had nothing but 20v on an LED pin it would still only consume the chosen mA that you had previously set... If you placed a 30v potential on the LED pin, they won't guarantee the mA...

Does that make more sense?

 

koolguy

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• Mar 28, 2015

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Hello,
again i am confused with This what that mean 20V on LEDs how?
From Gnd it is 5V on chip how leds are on 20V?

 

Ian Rogers

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• Mar 28, 2015

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You have to supply the voltage to the LED's.... That's what hey are telling you..

 

koolguy

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• Mar 28, 2015

• #47

OK, That mean it will control from gnd ok, chip sinks current
Thanks clearing doubt, We can connect string!
thanks

 

koolguy

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• Apr 14, 2015

• #48

Hello,
Here is P10 display kit but in pic there is no oscillator connected with the micro controller, why?
may be it has internal high speed PLL
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what is Jumbo display??
http://www.acronautomation.com/led-jumbo-display-1638289.html

 

koolguy

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• Apr 19, 2015

• #49

Hi again,
Can you explain give some technical note on it?

 

Ian Rogers

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• Apr 19, 2015

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On what? The chip or the P10..... I don't know the P10...

 

koolguy

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• Apr 20, 2015

• #51

OK, You have never used P10?
It is pitch 10, display with 16x32 LEDs and 1/4 scanning mode!
I have no idea how this work!
and some people are making card of it, how?

 

Ian Rogers

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• Apr 20, 2015

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koolguy said:

OK, You have never used P10?
It is pitch 10, display with 16x32 LEDs and 1/4 scanning mode!
I have no idea how this work!
and some people are making card of it, how?

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What LED drivers do they use??

 

koolguy

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• Apr 20, 2015

• #53

What LED drivers do they use??

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74hc245 octal transceiver
74hc138
74hc595
104 coded smd
102 coded smd 1k
472 coded smd 4.7k
8 pin smd p mosfet i think!!