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Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N?
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(04-04-2015, 20:05)Werk_AG Wrote:  What kind of LED are you using? Some 3mm leds works with very low current and blow easily, with 15mA, if you are using this kind of LED, increase R1 and R2 to 2.2K

I am using this model. Should take 20ma.


Quote:This confuses me, there is any mistake here?

What I mean is: if I apply a multimeter I see the voltage supplied to the led shifting consistent with on-off blinking behavior. Voltage when powered from USB ALONE is OK, something like 2,65 volts. When Powered from 12v I see around 6v.

Quote:Could you please just check, what voltage you have in the output pin of the 7809 when the board is powered by 12V?

9 Volts.

Quote:You are measuring this between the two fan pins, or between the +9V fan pin and GND?
Between the two fan pins.

No temperature sensor connected. Settings modified like this:
byte fanOn_HiTemp = 1000; // RS Fan turn on when outside temperature is >= than this value (ºC)
byte fanOn_LowTemp = 0; // RS Fan turn on when outside temperature is <= than this value (ºC)
byte fanOn_LowWind = 99; // RS Fan turn on when Wind Average is <= than this value (m/s)
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Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N? - by hvalentim - 04-04-2015, 15:24
RE: Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N? - by werk_ag - 04-04-2015, 20:05
RE: Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N? - by hvalentim - 04-04-2015, 20:24
RE: Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N? - by werk_ag - 04-04-2015, 20:40
RE: Issues caused by short between Source and Gate of IRLZ44N? - by hvalentim - 05-04-2015, 13:10



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