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True ... not so good for efficiency and you'd need a bigger smoothing capacitor. (I'm assuming since this is all discrete, there's no need for a fully regulated
by smoyer 12y ago
True ... not so good for efficiency and you'd need a bigger smoothing capacitor. (I'm assuming since this is all discrete, there's no need for a fully regulated power supply).
- morcheeba 12y agoYou'd want a fully regulated power supply for this, /especially/ because it's discrete. You want the LEDs to remain constant brightness, but, more importantly, you don't want an unregulated power supply to overvolt and destroy all this hard work.