??? 11/14/09 15:56 Read: times |
#170817 - That's the explanation! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Chico said:
idle: 5,05v
Laser on: 4,92v laser+servo blocked: 4,61v This is the explanation! The 5V voltage is varying and by this your fabricated 3V for the laser module. Chico, I think your laser module does not have a proper current regulation. Intensity of beam is highly dependent on supply voltage changes. If you don't want any changes, then you must use a properly regulated 3V supply for the laser module and switch it on or off by a proper switch, which means a logic level MOSFET. To make it very clear for you: THE ULN2803 IS A VERY BAD SWITCH! THE FABRICATION OF 3V WITH YOUR DIODES IS A VERY BAD REGULATION! Kai Klaas |