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Date: 02/25/03 at 10:10 AM
Posted by: Ron Harrison
E-mail: rmaxh@yahoo.com
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In Reply to: Constant current sources to drive LEDs on long lines posted by David Ambry on 02/25/03 at 3:02 AM:
10 meters of 24AWG copper is less than an ohm. What size wire are you using, or do you have some other reason for wanting to use constant current?
Ron
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