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Offline dave_j_fanTopic starter

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heated 2sc1096 in Joule ringer
« on: June 26, 2017, 04:05:18 pm »
Hi guys ,
 I am making  Joule ringer 2.0 . Want to do in EI core . to light 5w LED lamp
 there are videos by LIDMOTOR
 showing low amp draw  like 140mA

 but here it is heating the transistor ..amp is >700mA
 
 there are 2 changes from main design
1)operating for 220V
2)transistor is 2sc1096

expert comments needed
 
 

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Re: heated 2sc1096 in Joule ringer
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2017, 03:12:58 am »
There's no good reason to use such a design in 2017. Use a proper PWM controller.
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Re: heated 2sc1096 in Joule ringer
« Reply #2 on: June 27, 2017, 05:56:21 am »
And going all the way to 220Vac is probably the most inefficient way of powering LEDs.
Why not drive the LED directly using a proper constant current boost converter?
 


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