if you know a lot about LED's Come in I need help
if you know a lot about LED's Come in I need help
i need help i got all these random LED's from my friends company and i dont know how to install them or anything, here are what they are, the names
TLxE16 Round 5mm LC503PBG1-30P 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LC503PBG1-30Q 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377PWH1-90G 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377THR1-A0G 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377TYL1-A0G 2
they look like this:

i also have some other **** like time displays, but i have no clue on how to install them and stuff, someone help!
Here are the displays and random LED's

Plus i can hook many of you up with them, for almost no money, or free just PM ME
THANKS For help!!!
PS: i shoulda posted this in General Forum, i dont know how to move it =\
TLxE16 Round 5mm LC503PBG1-30P 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LC503PBG1-30Q 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377PWH1-90G 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377THR1-A0G 2
TLxE16 Round 5mm LP377TYL1-A0G 2
they look like this:

i also have some other **** like time displays, but i have no clue on how to install them and stuff, someone help!
Here are the displays and random LED's

Plus i can hook many of you up with them, for almost no money, or free just PM ME
THANKS For help!!!
PS: i shoulda posted this in General Forum, i dont know how to move it =\
You have the part numbers so do a search with Google of the numbers to get the data sheets. The first part number listed will get you to this data sheet http://www.cotco.com/products/led_la...3PBG1-30P.html
The data in the table tells you what voltage (3.6) the LED works at and the current it draws (20ma). The brightness of this LED is 4800 mcd (that milli candles) Not real bright but not to bad.
You must connect it in the correct direction, see the data sheet, and limit the current to 20 ma. or it will be toast. For a 12 volt battery you would need a ~600 ohm resistor of 1/4 watt size. Large resistor value = less current & dimmer LED. Ohms law at work here. If you don't know it try this link http://www.angelfire.com/pa/baconbacon/page2.html
I would play with them and see what works for you.
The data in the table tells you what voltage (3.6) the LED works at and the current it draws (20ma). The brightness of this LED is 4800 mcd (that milli candles) Not real bright but not to bad.
You must connect it in the correct direction, see the data sheet, and limit the current to 20 ma. or it will be toast. For a 12 volt battery you would need a ~600 ohm resistor of 1/4 watt size. Large resistor value = less current & dimmer LED. Ohms law at work here. If you don't know it try this link http://www.angelfire.com/pa/baconbacon/page2.html
I would play with them and see what works for you.
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