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hurz

6 years ago

you wont beleave it but with the correct resistor 1.6Ohm you burn 40Watt at for your 10Watt LED!

j5892000

6 years ago

Yeah lol I just think how the comments work together is fascinating

j5892000

6 years ago

Components

hurz

6 years ago

check it, and set the resistor to 1.6Ohm you get nicely 5A which you have set the LED. 2V across the LED multiplied with 5A are 10W. The same you can do for the resistor 8V across multiplied with 5A are 40Watt. Would make sense instead to burn all the power across the resistor to put two more LED and drop additional 4V at 5A which makes the for each LED 10W for three LEDs in total 30Watt while 4V left at the resistor and still 5A we get 20W. Question what will be the resistor in resistance in this case?

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