gtitim
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Registered: 13th Feb 05
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Need to make the following circuit work, but it wont:
12v +ve input - 12v LED - 1A diode -
12v +ve input - 12v LED - 1A diode -
12v +ve input - 12v LED - 1A diode - all 4 into common 2k resistor -ground
12v +ve input - 12v LED - 1A diode -
Wired it up but it didnt work when tested. Could i have blown the components when soldering by overheating?
Never built circuits before so struggling with it all.
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ed
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Did you use 12v LED's?
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gtitim
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yes - or at least thats what i asked for in maplin. will have to order some more parts and try again i think
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Dan
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diodes the correct way around? wired the led the correct way?
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gtitim
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yes - LED with short leg to -ve, diode with stripe to -ve, just think i must have burnt some of the diodes out with ham fisted soldering.
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Dan
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got a multi meter? test the circuit
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gtitim
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by putting 12v in and testing after each component i should be able to see if i have burnt something out?
the theory is that when the inlet on my car alters, it sends a 12v signal to the ecu, lighting the circuit and the LEDs
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