Oops. Sorry, forgot that’s what the thread was about.
I believe this is the 17mm driver:
It’s the bigger one in that circle (at the top of it).
Oops. Sorry, forgot that’s what the thread was about.
I believe this is the 17mm driver:
It’s the bigger one in that circle (at the top of it).
Thank you guys!!
The only thing that was turning me away from this driver was the overaggressive thermal throttling!
Now a way to get a bit for regulated current out of it? SWEET
Thank you!!
Just ordered one driver for my Convoy M2
I have a couple ∅17mm units right here, I can confirm the matching board layout.
Overaggressive throttling? Could you or someone else explain this a little bit better?
We’re near, I’m from Molina de Segura, Murcia
KnHawke:Thank you guys!!
The only thing that was turning me away from this driver was the overaggressive thermal throttling!
Now a way to get a bit for regulated current out of it? SWEETOveraggressive throttling? Could you or someone else explain this a little bit better?
In what reviews I spotted of the SST40 based S21A, when you engage Turbo Mode, it almost immediately starts stepping down, pretty much negating anything useful of that mode.
I might do a runtime test of my S11 w SST40 that I’ve taken to 7.2A…
I might do a runtime test of my S11 w SST40 that I’ve taken to 7.2A…
Cant wait, will do mine once resistors arrive.
Already removed NTC.
I left the NTC on…. it gets pretty hot at 7.2……
I left the NTC on…. it gets pretty hot at 7.2……
Also did S2+ M3 M21A M21B.
I’ll risk it, much improvement in output?
300-400lm I think - I’m basing it off this:
LED-Test EN Luminus SST-40-W Specialty White LED SST-40-CW-A120 UPDATE --- 06/23/18 --- raw data added! (link) This is the english version of my first test (August 2017). Because of more accurate results and some minor changes in the text the german version is no longer valid anymore! I bought this emitter at Kaidomain several months ago. Technical data Tj 85 °C, If 700 mA Order code: SST-40-CW-A120 (unless otherwise specified) Type: single…
My lumen tube isn’t quite ready
I gained around 300 lumen with an R050 on the SST40.
The FT03 is still brighter, its driven quite hard
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We’re near, I’m from Molina de Segura, Murcia
Barkuti:…
Overaggressive throttling? Could you or someone else explain this a little bit better?
In what reviews I spotted of the SST40 based S21A, when you engage Turbo Mode, it almost immediately starts stepping down, pretty much negating anything useful of that mode.
Wow, so bad?
I have to replace the driver in my nephew's S2+, torch predominantly used with the short tube, guess I won't mess with thermal throttling in that one. The other driver, though, is another story.
Hello guys
What about the Convoy M3 driver ?
How can i remove it?
Maybe this thread helps, driver might be sonewhat different though
Not necessary, posting detailed (macro) photos will do. Removing the blueish foamy thing, might help though. Here we go - not the best macro shots in the world, but a quick one while I have a few moment being left alone I know it’s not the M3 driver, and they actually look quite a bit different, so it’s probably useless for what you’re after. https://imgur.com/a/0cqCG4U my guess would be this one can you try to measure resistance? also, try to measure wi…
Maybe this thread helps, driver might be sonewhat different though
【convoy】SFT40 5000K back in stock (sufficient) - #1810 by Yokiamy
The M3 has different driver, I’m not sure I find it correctly =((
I think i found it =D
Good info. I just ordered a few of these and I’m sure I will do this mod.
These drivers with the stepped modes look like constant current linear mode FET drivers like led4power’s. Is the other ‘ramping’ driver from convoy mentioned above also this type of driver? The description and UI seem strange. Is the current limited to 8A?
Satan@103TFS:@Barkuti what do you think if I just bypass “5mΩ” with the wire to run XHP50.2 3V I’m not sure if it a good ideal.
If you do that the driver won’t be able to regulate at all. This means no ramping and no modes. I haven’t tried it, though.
You still need to tweak the sense resistor stack value for it to work. You could try an R004 on top, it could work well or it may not. Add some heatsinking to the thing in such a case, as you’ll be above the maximum power rating for single 1206 resistors (a couple stacked one doesn’t changes this significantly). A good mound of thermal glue above sense resistor and MOSFET could help.
oweban:… I assume R010?
So what I’m understanding is that more resistance = higher amperage… Now to work out the right number to hit ~7.5A
…If the driver uses R010 for 6A this means sense voltage is Vsense = R × I = 10mΩ × 6A = 60mV. If you want to add 1.5A, you need Rextra = V / I = 60mV / 1.5A = 40mΩ or an R040 in parallel with the existing R010.
I have not measured how that driver behaves actually but if you really want to be sure to hit 7.5A, add some more conductance is my advice. I’d look for an R030, which would raise the maximum current to 8A theorerical (6A + 2A), albeit it would leave the actual figure in close proximity to 7.5A effective due to MOSFET heating, imho.
Hi Barkuti & folks,
Can I ask, where is the sense resistor on this board to be sure?
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I have ordered the 20mm board 6A version which I supposed is the same as the 17mm/22mm one. Would you be so kind to show me where it is? thanks
Look at your link picture and it clearly shows R010