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16-02-2007, 15:13
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Re: Driving LEDs straight from Relay outputs
I got an answer "straight from the horses mouth" thanks to the people at IFI Robotics.
See http://www.ifirobotics.com/forum/vie....php?p=951#951 In a nutshell LEDs can be driven directly. The outputs have 330 ohm resistors internally as current limiters. 8mA or so of drive should be easily accomplished. Perfect for what I want :-) |
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