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| Using varistor instead of pot. to autom. adjust res. in joule-thief for bat.life |
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| JS:
Sorry, I missed everything here I guess... I'll take a closer look tomorrow, but that schematic is asking for a redrawn, badly drawn schematics brings a lot of confusion and just redrawing them makes things much more clear! JS |
| Distelzombie:
Well. Not much to change there. I don't know why you think it is badly drawn. ??? I just removed the unnecessary switch that was there for testing purposes. If you have a simulation program I also uploaded the LTspice file, including the transformer I made for it. |
| Distelzombie:
Sry. I realized I had too many custom parts. I changed the SPICE file to work in stock LTspice. Schematic is still the same. |
| JS:
I will check it later, my LTS is a bit rusty as I usually use other tools, I'll see what I can do. The placement of the parts inbschematics is quite a big deal, at the univ just by redrawing simple circuits as teachers gave them to us I got my bodys to understand it quite better, even if I got it as it was drawn. I haven't put much attention to yours yet, just a quick look to understand what's going on but not enoght to modify it to what you want. JS |
| mmagin:
--- Quote from: Distelzombie on July 07, 2018, 12:50:44 pm ---@mmagin Hm. Oh: "The circuit generates constant current pulses" nope, not gonna work, I think. (How is that constant xD) --- End quote --- Possibly I was unclear, the datasheet circuit replaces the whole joule thief circuit. I believe the implication is that the average led current is roughly constant and the frequency fast enough to not be flickery. |
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