HiLetgo 5pcs DC 5V Laser Transmitter Module Wave Length 650 nm for Arduino PIC AVR
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Although I am not familiar with this device, I hope to learn more about it soon.
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They sound good on the surface, but they can be In order to avoid burning them up again, I found a hint not to power them with 5V and use a control pin. Instead, I should connect the diode directly to the IC pin. Apparently they rely on the IO pin output limit, which prevents damage as opposed to the resistor that limits current.
They may have changed the product, as I've been bench testing it continuously for over 30 minutes without any issues. A 5vdc lead is connected to the S+ pin, and the S+ end is connected to the pin labeled S (maybe this pin is supposed to be a 5?) )
To avoid ambiguity, Center pins are not known for what they are used for.
There have been reports that the pins for the S and + are As a test, I applied 5V to these pins as indicated, and also in reverse, even with fresh devices in case reverse biasing them would damage them. In either configuration, there was no current draw from my lab power supply and they are not illuminated. If you are looking for something else, I suggest you look It is possible to find similar devices from many sellers.
A weak beam was emitted from the modules for a period of 10 minutes The server timed out after 15 seconds. It is a waste of money to buy these laser modules. Buying from this vendor is not a good idea.
Despite the fact that they are working well, they are faulty in terms of wiring. There is a swap between ground and 5v on the label, according to the manual.
I'm doing great! I have checked all the available information for wiring polarity and what not to do, but none worked
don't waste your time on this.
It is easy to use lasers and they are great. It is a favorite to chase while testing out my Arduino code with my dogs and cats.
Nevertheless, they need to be wired with +5 volts to the "-" on the circuit board due to the incorrect labeling With the ground wire hooked up to the "S" or signal pin, it will connect at the "S" pin on the board. I tried connecting them to the boards backwards as instructed, and the lasers worked. The lasers didn't work at first when they were hooked up according to the labels, but after some image searches I found that more similar laser boards are wired backward, so I changed the setup. Implementation of the labeling of the boards at a low cost.