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Regulated Power Supply for LED Spot Light

bheemarao
bheemarao over 15 years ago

Hi

 

My requirement is Power supply for LED Spot light.

 

i want to drive 5 High power LED  18V @ 700mA so i am into design of power supply and the component should be easily available.

 

can any one suggest me the solution

 

Best Rgds

Bheema

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    bheemarao over 15 years ago

    Hi,image

     

    i had done the below circuit and tested, it is working fine but the maximum current deliver in only 200mA max, can any one suggest me the solution for driving 1A.

     

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    Bheema

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    WarrenW over 15 years ago in reply to bheemarao

    Looking at the design, it seems this is most likely drive from main voltages and therefore quite likely to be a 50 or 60 Hz supply. In this case the capacitor you have choosen as you filter (1uF C3) is way too small. Try increasing it to 1000uF. As a general rule of thumb I use 1000uF per Amper per volt drop as a guidline. e.g 1000uF filter @ 1 A load should equate to approx 1 volts drop in the supply volts to the regulator. You have shown a 1uF filter capacitor (C3) so virtually no regulation exists before the LM350 and I would expect in those circumstances to see quite an AC component on your 'regulated' DC output.

     

    Cheers

     

    Warren.

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    WarrenW over 15 years ago in reply to bheemarao

    Looking at the design, it seems this is most likely drive from main voltages and therefore quite likely to be a 50 or 60 Hz supply. In this case the capacitor you have choosen as you filter (1uF C3) is way too small. Try increasing it to 1000uF. As a general rule of thumb I use 1000uF per Amper per volt drop as a guidline. e.g 1000uF filter @ 1 A load should equate to approx 1 volts drop in the supply volts to the regulator. You have shown a 1uF filter capacitor (C3) so virtually no regulation exists before the LM350 and I would expect in those circumstances to see quite an AC component on your 'regulated' DC output.

     

    Cheers

     

    Warren.

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    bheemarao over 15 years ago in reply to WarrenW

    Thanks Warren,

     

    I will try changing C3 to 1000uf.

     

     

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    Bheema

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