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Salty Harlequin Liquid Breathing Apparatus
Properties
Properties describe core aspects of the project.
Pricing & Availability
Distributor | Qty 1 |
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Digi-Key | $0.13 |
LCSC | $0.34 |
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- Three LEDs: LED1, LED2, LED3
- Each LED has the same part number: CTL1206FYW1T, with a forward voltage of 1.70V.
- Nets:
- Net 1: Connects LED1:K to LED2:A, LED2:K to LED3:A, LED3:K to LED1:A
Analysis-
Net Wiring: The connections in Net 1 connect the LEDs in series:
- Connect LED1:K to LED2:A
- Connect LED2:K to LED3:A
- Connect LED3:K to LED1:A
- This forms a closed loop, but usually, LEDs are either connected to a power source and ground or in a controlled manner via a driver circuit.
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Forward Voltage:
- Since each LED has a forward voltage of 1.7V, in total the series connection would not light up correctly without a proper power source and current limiting resistor.
- If the power source is provided directly to the series-connected LEDs, the total forward voltage drop will be $3 \times 1.7V = 5.1V$.
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Current Limiting:
- No resistors are mentioned, which are typically needed to limit the current through the LEDs to prevent them from burning out.
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- Three LEDs: LED1, LED2, and LED3
- All LEDs have a forward voltage of 1.70V
Nets- Net 1 connects the following pins:
- LED1:K
- LED2:A
- LED2:K
- LED3:A
- LED3:K
- LED1:A
Observations-
Net Connections:
The way you have specified the nets suggests that all three LEDs are interconnected in a cycle with every anode (A) and cathode (K) connected together. The issue here is that a net, typically, should not connect both anode and cathode of the same LED to the same net. This will result in an electrical short.
The connections as mentioned will form the following net:
- /yourprojectdoc/yourhandle
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Configuration for LEDs:
- Serial Configuration:
- Typically, LEDs are either connected in series or parallel. In series connection, you would connect the anode of one LED to the cathode of the next LED and so forth.
- In this case, you'd need to verify if the total forward voltage of LEDs in series can be satisfied by your power source.
- Parallel Configuration:
- In a parallel connection, the anodes of all LEDs would be connected to the positive power rail and cathodes to the ground.
Suggested Correct Net Connections- Connect /yourprojectdoc/yourhandle to:
- LED1:A
- Net2 connects LED1:K to LED2:A
- Net3 connects LED2:K to LED3:A
- LED3:K to Ground
Parallel Connection:- Connect /yourprojectdoc/yourhandle to:
- LED1:A, LED2:A, LED3:A (all connected together to the positive rail)
- Net2 connects LED1:K to Ground, LED2:K to Ground, LED3:K to Ground
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