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Modding Another silly quick question :)

Discussion in 'Modding' started by Randomboy, 23 Oct 2003.

  1. Randomboy

    Randomboy What's a Dremel?

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    Which side of an LED do resistors go on? -/+? :p And yes I used the search, was just too lazy to google it tho :search:
     
  2. best49erfan

    best49erfan What's a Dremel?

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    I am pretty darn sure that it goes on the anode (+) side
    Code:
                     R1            D1
    DC+-----------/\/\/\/\--------->|---------------DC common
    
     
  3. Randomboy

    Randomboy What's a Dremel?

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    Well, it works either way, just wasnt sure if it mattered. My fingers are all torn up from filing circular pieces of PCB to make my own mini Luxeon stars :) Yay for end-lit water filled 1" clear acrylic.
     
  4. KrazyIvan

    KrazyIvan What's a Dremel?

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    The positive side is generally preferred. :thumb:
     
  5. LCDNinja

    LCDNinja What's a Dremel?

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    You'd want to put it on the positive side, because ideally your current would flow from the positive to negative side
     
  6. Randomboy

    Randomboy What's a Dremel?

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    Damn this is gonna look cool :) I'm gonna need sunglasses :hip: or..........a toggle switch for when I dont need my whole room illuminated at night :) Thanks guys.
     
  7. Astrum

    Astrum Dare to dream.

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    Like this:
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    Ignor all of that other stuff :p

    Negative side. The current is the same for all things in series.



    PS - This was before I had a decent circuit design program. All is better now :p .
     
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