03-09-2007, 11:14 PM
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Doin fine
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Originally Posted by Vick!
you are so damn idiot
Do you really think what u just said? We don't need to limit voltage across a damn white LED?
I mean, Is it OK to apply 220 volts across it? ROLF
And for the second part of your statement, we do not normally limit the current in a circuit (LED) in this case. We just apply appropriate voltage and the circuit (LED) draws current according to its internal resistance.
We ONLY limit the current where we think a short circuit can happen and cause fire, like in houses and offices and we use circuit breaker for that. Its like a fuse, which limit the current up to a certain level.
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220 volts? 
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