by the way the powersupply of 12 volts how many amp its gives thanks.because I would like to know that power supply gives 12 volt dc 3.3 or 5 and 12 but how much each gives amp?
@pyronathanpyro well if u are thinking this is because "power" runs from + to - then u would be mistaken not to long ago we were able to look so small down to the electron and see that it runs from - to + but system in place atm would be to hard to swap everything around because it makes no difrence what happend to you was not because of where u have them in the circuit
@pyronathanpyro no it dosnt matter where you put it in the circuit
this is because in a circuit a voltage has to drop over the circuit from the start in this case 12V til the end 0v the voltage drops over the LED's and reistor it dosnt matter when the voltage drops over each of them the voltage droped over them is determed by the resistence of the item
if anyone wants any help with a circuit add me on msn electrolover34@hotmail.com
i have my cert 1 and 2 in electrotechnology glad to help anyway
@xelitepkingx not in the same series. there's not enough voltage for 4 white LEDs.
tomx63 1 day ago in playlist More videos from alphaken
Do the specs really matter if it is a little higher or lower?
SeaJayProductions 6 days ago
by the way the powersupply of 12 volts how many amp its gives thanks.because I would like to know that power supply gives 12 volt dc 3.3 or 5 and 12 but how much each gives amp?
then you can use the right resistors.
strangerlover11 2 weeks ago
@shippen2010 Conducts the heat coming off the LED and power, Basically if you didn't have one then it would catch fire
EverythingTech007 4 weeks ago
"it is always usually" ...right...
TheShootHappy 1 month ago
can you put more then 3 on 1 strand?
xelitepkingx 1 month ago
great video, sorry i'm so lame but what is the purpose of the resister? THX
shippen2010 1 month ago in playlist led
@pyronathanpyro well if u are thinking this is because "power" runs from + to - then u would be mistaken not to long ago we were able to look so small down to the electron and see that it runs from - to + but system in place atm would be to hard to swap everything around because it makes no difrence what happend to you was not because of where u have them in the circuit
EKUL34 2 months ago
@EKUL34 normaly i just stick it to posative as ive had led blow with it on negative :(
pyronathanpyro 2 months ago
@pyronathanpyro no it dosnt matter where you put it in the circuit
this is because in a circuit a voltage has to drop over the circuit from the start in this case 12V til the end 0v the voltage drops over the LED's and reistor it dosnt matter when the voltage drops over each of them the voltage droped over them is determed by the resistence of the item
if anyone wants any help with a circuit add me on msn electrolover34@hotmail.com
i have my cert 1 and 2 in electrotechnology glad to help anyway
EKUL34 2 months ago