I’m not really into IR leds but as part of a Mouser order in a wave I bought a new Luxeon IR led (https://www.lumileds.com/infrared-emitters/luxeon-ir-domed-line), partnr. L1I0-0850090000000 , do you know they are any good compared to the Oslon IR leds?
(for oslon black flat : ) So… A suitable driver would be good if it used a pfet instead of nfet that we use now . Basically to regulate the positive instead of the negative .
I did have the IR LEDs checked in datasheet and physically here, did not check black flats to be different, no idea why they are not doing it at least on all the same
At least with normal driver and the black flats worst thing happen is DD if star insulation fails
It should be possible to insulate the star with a thin insulator sheet of aluminum oxide
With a 20mm star of even a big 26mm Maxtoch board, and flat surfaces to begin with (that Secruritying led-shelf was rubbish) the layer of AA will be thinner and have a larger surface area, the method could work much better then.
Hi :nerd_face:
Why wouldn’t an Osram Black Flat work on a Regular AMC7135 Driver? , because from the Datasheet the Center pad is Connected with the Negative Terminal of the LED ?
EDIT:
The answer is because AMC7135 Chips Regulate using the Negative Terminal :student:
Cool, he must have done the regulation at the positive side then. I hope that Richard is selling this driver soon (still a pain that his business is in the US, some country with one of the poorest postal services combined with the most expensive international shipping in the world).
Another solution for the use of Oslon leds is the new 20mm non-DTP (but with DTP-level thermal performance) board that led4power is going to sell soon.
I could design real quick a Nanjg 105 compatible p-fet driver, no magic there arenplenty good p-fets, just moonlight will be not as low as with fet+1 drivers