amber:
| 700 | Recommended Operating Current (mA) (3) |
| 700 | Maximum Rated Drive Current (mA) |
| 3.2 | Typical Forward Voltage (Vf) (4) |
| 3.51 | Maximum Forward Voltage (Vf) (4,6) |
neutral white:
| 700 | Recommended Operating Current (mA) (3) |
| 1000 | Maximum Rated Drive Current (mA) |
| 3 | Typical Forward Voltage (Vf) (4) |
| 3.5 | Maximum Forward Voltage (Vf) (4,6) |
These are 10mm square mounts, which makes the diagonal just over 14.142mm, and it looks like the corners could be filed down a bit.
2xAMC7135 for amber / 3xAMC7135 for neutral white is what you're looking for.
But I'm afraid you'll have to buy 4xAMC7135 boards and remove 1 or 2 chips, because I don't think they sell 2x/3x boards.
Find a NANJG AK-47. It has 3x7135 for 1050mA. It can be set to different sets of modes as well.
$3.75 at KaiDomain:
http://www.kaidomain.com/product/details.S003256
Also at DealExtreme, if you dare:
ah, that's 17mm -- I recall there's info on which trace to cut to reduce its output. I'll try that for another project.
I should've said, I'm looking for a small diameter driver board, to go along with the small diameter Rebel LED boards -- 14mm was the goal for both
With 14mm, I guess it's AA or 2*AA light? So you need a boost driver?
In this case, http://www.intl-outdoor.com/ld30-boost-12aa-cell-circuit-board-p-417.html (but it won't accept a 14500)
I'd rather use a single 14450, no specifics yet -- except I like pocket size lights, so smallish if I can do it somehow.
The size range I'm hoping for is something like these, what I use now, none of which are quite what I want yet
I'm still carrying an Arc AAA MillerModded 2-level in the wallet, and a modded amber LED in an Arc LS case as my pocket light for evenings, most of the time; a little Trustfire Z1 strobe for traffic crosswalks, and Sipik SK68 when I don't know what I'm going to need to look at but know it'll be only on briefly (as they get too darn hot used as a worklight).
So I'm poking around.
Lots of interesting stuff around at 17mm, I'll be trying something in that larger size to as it's so much easier to find, like
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