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-- Exactly right.
Driving 20 LEDs from uC
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17 years ago
-- Who was wrong, since the absolute maximum current through the Vcc or GND pins is 70mA, and 8, 20mA LEDs will try to pull 160mA.
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17 years ago
It's nuts to drive a led with 20mA.
Have you guys never heard of low-power circuitry ?
Graham
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17 years ago
I'll bet that's made your day now !
Graham
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17 years ago
Do try to contain your glee !
It's good advice to use low current leds anyway.
Graham
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17 years ago
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I'm sure it has - John reminds me of the (in)famous Phil Allison. Personally, I've had a gutfull of all this BS. I can find far better things to do than waste my time on these newsgroups. I won't be back.
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Don't give up that easily. It's par for the course on Usenet.
Graham
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17 years ago
-- But it wasn\'t about you.
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17 years ago
-- No, it\'s not, and, right or wrong, it\'s what the OP asked for.
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17 years ago
-- Yup! Any time I can back your slimy ass into a corner you can\'t get out of it makes me happy! :-)
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17 years ago
-- Why? It feels good to nail ya! :-)
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17 years ago
-- Geez... ya try to help a guy out and whaddya get? Bony fingers.
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17 years ago
Lots. Never heard of energy efficiency or power budget ?
No. I advocated using another uC in fact.
Graham
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17 years ago
You get a view of how you appear on here.
Graham
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-- Well, ya can\'t worry about what the pussies think, like you do.