Hi guys,
I have here 10 red 5v LEDs and an old phone charger socket that was broken... I want to use the phone charger to power these LEDs and make a light out of them!
The problem (i think) lies in the mA rating of the plug. It has a 5v (4.9v) output and the LEDs are 5v so kno problem there, I can connect them in parallel and have a pretty lamp.. however the plug says on it 450mA whereas I only want between 10-30mA going to the LEDs.
Is this a problem? Or does the mA amount not matter in this case? This is the one part of electronics I never bothered to check up on lol... Thanks guys!
I have here 10 red 5v LEDs and an old phone charger socket that was broken... I want to use the phone charger to power these LEDs and make a light out of them!
The problem (i think) lies in the mA rating of the plug. It has a 5v (4.9v) output and the LEDs are 5v so kno problem there, I can connect them in parallel and have a pretty lamp.. however the plug says on it 450mA whereas I only want between 10-30mA going to the LEDs.
Is this a problem? Or does the mA amount not matter in this case? This is the one part of electronics I never bothered to check up on lol... Thanks guys!