Constant Current Adjustable Module,Aluminum Miter T-track PWM Control Board DC 3.3V 3.7V 5V LED Driver 30-1500mA for LED 18650 Li-ion
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Yes, you can, based on the specifications. Although an LED is a current device rather than a voltage device, it must have a minimum turn-on time. The LED must be turned on by applying voltage, but once turned on, the intensity is determined by the current. So, for this device, make sure you know what your 3v LED's maximum current rating is and set the current to be less than that. The closer you set the current to the maximum allowable, the shorter the lifetime of your LED will be. If your LED has a maximum current rating of 1A, set it to 750mA or 500mA to get the most life out of it. Before you turn this thing on, make sure your meter is set to measure current and that the potentiometer counter clock is set to minimum. Connect your amp meter to your LED and increase the current by turning the potentiometer clockwise. As the current is increased, the LED should brighten, and once you've reached the desired current, remove the meter and hoop up the LED normally (Anode to LED pin, Cathode to Gnd). I hope this has been of assistance.
I'm delighted to be of assistance. No, this is the only version that opens the circuit from the negative side.
Yes! The 5V input works (as described), and all you have to do now is connect CE to the momentary switch. In that case, the momentary switch can be either one that is normally connected to ground and then connects to 5V when pressed, or a pull-down switch. Connect the monetary switch to the 5V by connecting the resistor to ground.
It's not going to help you charge your phone.
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If you're working with a group of leds, you'll want them to all be the same brightness. This small board provides constant current to ensure that all of your LEDs are the same brightness. I've been playing around with this board, and it does exactly what it says it will: it keeps the current where you set it. br>br>Be aware that there are no instructions, but it is extremely simple to figure out. In just a few minutes, I had my led string up and running. All of them were connected in series. br>br>The only drawback is that the current adjustment pot is small and fragile; I used an eyeglass screwdriver, but you should use something more durable. br>br>I strongly advise you to do so.