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Recent content by gauravkothari23

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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    ok, so whatever circuit i use, have to face the heating problem as well.
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    Excatly Got you point. Will try High side Current sensing as you suggested. But for high side current sensing do i have to use P channel mosfet and PNP transistor as per the circuit attached.
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    For high side current sensing, i have to use P Channel mosfet...?? and even i have tried circuit you sent with alteration. add 1.5K resistor to Transistor E and GND. but the problem is the same. Voltage across the mosfet is 1V
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    KlausST. can you please let me know why the voltage across the mosfet is 1.12V and not 0.25 as per the datasheet. How did you make it that the volt across Mosfet would be 1V
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    Yes, KlausST. the voltage across the Mosfet DS is around 1.12V. But actual it has to be around 0.25V. why i am getting a drop of 1.12V
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    As per what i have understood reading the datasheet is Pd is120 degree per watts. but as per the stimulation you sent, the power consumption of mosfet is approx 116mW when in ON condition. So 120 Degree x 116mW which gives me 13.92 + 25 degree ambient temp which is approx 38.92. but in actual...
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    i have gone through the stimulation you sent. changing the dimmer resistor, also changes the duty cycle. but also will reduce the LED brightness. which i cannot.
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    Sorry Sir, Have not understood anything. Can you please explain Got your point. will try the options provided by you.
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    For selecting this Mosfet AO3400, i considered the RDSon as it it quite low (33mohms) because Using 220 Package was not possible because of the limitation of space in PCB.
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    Constant current LED Driver Circuit

    Hi All. I Am using a Constant current circuit (Attached) to drive the SMD LED's. i am using Approx 750mA of Current to drive a LED's with 5V input which is working fine. Mosfet used is SMD SOT23 Package AO3400. My problem is the mosfet gets extremely hot around 70 to 75 degree Celsius within...
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    Triac Driver using Optocoupler

    I agree with your point and would surely implement MOC3021 opto triac in place of pc817. I think using moc3021 circuit would be a easy part. Actually in one of my project, where I have to control a single AC motor, I have used the same circuit which worked properly. But again when I am using 2...
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    Triac Driver using Optocoupler

    agreed with you. But even on the collector side of optocoupler, its a DC which i am switching to trigger the triac.
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    Triac Driver using Optocoupler

    Hi all. I am trying to control the 24 watts LED Bulb using a Triac and microcontroller. (Circuit Attached) i am Using PC817 to control the triac On and OFF. I am using 2 Triac to control 2 LED Bulbs. and to make it isolated i am using optocoupler PC817. I have two buttons on circuit which are...
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    Water Level Sensor (DN-BLC)

    Hi all, I am trying to crack water level sensor (DN-BLC) which are being used in Washing Machines. I have even gone through the videos of how the sensors works. The video link shows how the sensor works and gives an output frequency as per the low or high air pressure which makes the change...
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    DC Motor Control Using MCU

    but the brake is applied only for 500mSec after every 8 to 10 seconds, so as i have checked, mosfets are not overheating, temperature is hardly upto 60 Degree. and if brakes are overheating, i am not concern because its not an electronically controlled part, its an external mechanical paart...

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