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Involving or pertaining to a circuit or device that is intended to be operated with cells or batteries (as opposed to mains power, for example).
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Is everything OK with this circuit?
Coming from this question, I decided to have some changes. So my case is I have an LED with this description:
Dimensions (diameter x height): 20 x 8 mm
Operating voltage: 3,4-3,6 V
Rated current: 70 …
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