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From: Jeffrey Warren <jeff@publiclab.org>
Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2019 18:59:21 -0400
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Subject: Re: New comment on Can someone clarify the colors on the simple air sensor? (turning white when plugged in) (#19173)
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thanks, Chris, i haven't seen any LEDs burn out yet, and we've been running
them for weeks in some cases. If they do, i'll definitely add in a
resistor.
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> According to the link at your wiki the RGB LEDs are rated for 2 to 3.2
> volts. Your instructions for connecting the LED indicate connecting the LED
> to 5 volts on the Arduino Nano. I'm not sure why the LEDs don't burn out
> rather quickly when powered with 5 volts. Maybe you are doing something in
> the sketch to limit the current. The LEDs apparently come with resistors
> which could be used to limit the current so the LEDs do not burn out, but
> these resistors are apparently not included in your kits. The Arduino Nano
> has a 3.3 volt pin which could be used instead of the 5 volt pin. Using
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<div dir=3D"ltr">thanks, Chris, i haven&#39;t seen any LEDs burn out yet, a=
nd we&#39;ve been running them for weeks in some cases. If they do, i&#39;l=
l definitely add in a resistor.=C2=A0</div><br><div class=3D"gmail_quote"><=
div dir=3D"ltr" class=3D"gmail_attr">On Mon, Apr 29, 2019 at 11:20 PM &lt;<=
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fastie</a> wrote:</b></p>
<hr>=20
<p>According to the link at your wiki the RGB LEDs are rated for 2 to 3.2 v=
olts. Your instructions for connecting the LED indicate connecting the LED =
to 5 volts on the Arduino Nano. I&#39;m not sure why the LEDs don&#39;t bur=
n out rather quickly when powered with 5 volts. Maybe you are doing somethi=
ng in the sketch to limit the current. The LEDs apparently come with resist=
ors which could be used to limit the current so the LEDs do not burn out, b=
ut these resistors are apparently not included in your kits.
The Arduino Nano has a 3.3 volt pin which could be used instead of the 5 vo=
lt pin. Using that pin might protect the LEDs, but using one of the resisto=
rs on the ground pin of the LED might also be a good idea.
Chris
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