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An electronic device that supplies electrical energy to a load. It can be AC or DC input. Typically DC output.
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LED light works with one power supply, but not another
The first power supply's voltage was set to 32 volts - I changed it and forgot, so I assumed it was the original 24V. Upping the voltage on the Meanwell fixed the issue.
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LED light works with one power supply, but not another
Here's the situation: I bought some cheap LED pot lights off of Amazon to use in a project. These pot lights take 120VAC input, run it through a rectifier, and output 5VDC or 34VDC (depending on the t …
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Jumping SMD buttons from one PCB to another
I have two PCBs: one is from a Lutron Pico, while another is from a a generic 2.4GHz wireless controller for some LED lights. I'd like to use the form factor of the Lutron Pico, but keep the functiona …
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