??? 08/28/10 19:49 Read: times |
#178366 - 10% current variation already covered in text Responding to: ???'s previous message |
The article discussed a 12V battery and claimed a 10% variation in the reference LED driven by "constant current". So don't ridicule the claim when the full text did mention expected behaviour. And no 12V chargeable battery should be used until the voltage gets too low to drive that reference LED. For lead accid, the voltage should be within 10V and 15V.
But I don't understand his selection of R2 - if both resistors have the same value, then LEDvar will not be able to get 10mA for a full battery. |