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Offline balakubak33

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HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« on: April 21, 2008, 07:00:36 AM »
Mga Mod Masters,

medyo nageenjoy ako sa pagkalikot ng mga pedals. sobrang little  lang alam ko sa electronics and di ko ma trace yung iba. Natutuwa ako sa LED replacement and i like my pedals with diff. bright LED.

Sa SD1: R15=palitan ng 1K resistor
Sa DS-1= R35 1k din kung gagamit ka blue. Gumamit ako ng Super bright green nilagay ko 220 ohms! ok ksi mas maliwanagvalu pag lower value.

Guys anong resistor papalitan sa TS9? sa CE2? Phase 90 and TR2?

Help nman mga masters please! Thanks in advance!
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Offline hardcore misery

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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #1 on: April 21, 2008, 08:37:16 AM »
Mga Mod Masters,

medyo nageenjoy ako sa pagkalikot ng mga pedals. sobrang little  lang alam ko sa electronics and di ko ma trace yung iba. Natutuwa ako sa LED replacement and i like my pedals with diff. bright LED.

Sa SD1: R15=palitan ng 1K resistor
Sa DS-1= R35 1k din kung gagamit ka blue. Gumamit ako ng Super bright green nilagay ko 220 ohms! ok ksi mas maliwanagvalu pag lower value.

Guys anong resistor papalitan sa TS9? sa CE2? Phase 90 and TR2?

Help nman mga masters please! Thanks in advance!

sana magtagal yung LED mo :-) based on my experience, napundi kagad yung LED ko nung gumamit ako ng ganyang resistive value. 2.2k gamit ko.. sa lahat ng pedals, pwede yan..
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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #2 on: April 21, 2008, 07:14:22 PM »
Mga Mod Masters,

medyo nageenjoy ako sa pagkalikot ng mga pedals. sobrang little  lang alam ko sa electronics and di ko ma trace yung iba. Natutuwa ako sa LED replacement and i like my pedals with diff. bright LED.

Sa SD1: R15=palitan ng 1K resistor
Sa DS-1= R35 1k din kung gagamit ka blue. Gumamit ako ng Super bright green nilagay ko 220 ohms! ok ksi mas maliwanagvalu pag lower value.

Guys anong resistor papalitan sa TS9? sa CE2? Phase 90 and TR2?

Help nman mga masters please! Thanks in advance!
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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #3 on: April 22, 2008, 04:34:03 AM »
sana magtagal yung LED mo :-) based on my experience, napundi kagad yung LED ko nung gumamit ako ng ganyang resistive value. 2.2k gamit ko.. sa lahat ng pedals, pwede yan..

oo nga no! hehehe di bale.. sa ds1 nilagay ko 220 ohms eh. oks nman. Nung 100 ohms kasi parang namamatay matay eh kaya pinalitan ko ng 220 ohms.
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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #4 on: April 22, 2008, 05:05:02 AM »
sana magtagal yung LED mo :-) based on my experience, napundi kagad yung LED ko nung gumamit ako ng ganyang resistive value. 2.2k gamit ko.. sa lahat ng pedals, pwede yan..
Kaya siguro mabilis napundi ang LED mo ay dahil sumobra ang current (I). You need to know the voltage and current requirement nang LED para ma-calculate ang tamang resistor value. Bright blue/green LEDs have a typical requirement of 3V and 20mA. It will run at lower voltage and current, to a certain degree, albeit dimmer, but it will extend their life.

To calculate the value of the limiting resistor = (Vsupply - Vled)/Iled. For example, if you have a bright blue/green LED that typically requires 3V and 20mA, the calculation goes like this:

Rled (LED current limiting resistor) = (9V (supply) - 3V (LED voltage requirement))/20mA
Rled = 6V/20mA
Rled = 3oo ohms

Since 300 is not a standard resistor value, you can use the next bigger resistor value which is 330 ohms.


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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #5 on: April 22, 2008, 06:16:20 PM »
Kaya siguro mabilis napundi ang LED mo ay dahil sumobra ang current (I). You need to know the voltage and current requirement nang LED para ma-calculate ang tamang resistor value. Bright blue/green LEDs have a typical requirement of 3V and 20mA. It will run at lower voltage and current, to a certain degree, albeit dimmer, but it will extend their life.

To calculate the value of the limiting resistor = (Vsupply - Vled)/Iled. For example, if you have a bright blue/green LED that typically requires 3V and 20mA, the calculation goes like this:

Rled (LED current limiting resistor) = (9V (supply) - 3V (LED voltage requirement))/20mA
Rled = 6V/20mA
Rled = 3oo ohms

Since 300 is not a standard resistor value, you can use the next bigger resistor value which is 330 ohms.

Sir ubersam, knina nagpalit ako resistor sa TS9. Galing 3.6K ginawa ko 1K. Ok nman, kaya lang, mas gusto ko pa mas brighter kaya pinalitan ko ng 750 ohms. Ayaw na gumana nung LED. Nirekta ko sa battery gumana, means hindi pa sunog LED at meron
pa siya effect. Ano kaya nangyari? Please help.
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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #6 on: April 23, 2008, 01:58:35 AM »
Hhmm... pagka tanda ko, may zener diode na naka series dun sa 3.6K resisitor. Teka, check ko yung schematic...

O.K., meron nga... subukan mong i-jumper yung zener and see if the LED gets brighter.


Offline balakubak33

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Re: HELP: Calling mga MOD masters.. Hehehe
« Reply #7 on: April 24, 2008, 07:47:56 AM »
Hhmm... pagka tanda ko, may zener diode na naka series dun sa 3.6K resisitor. Teka, check ko yung schematic...

O.K., meron nga... subukan mong i-jumper yung zener and see if the LED gets brighter.



sige sir subukan ko.. Thanks!!!
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