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Hi,The technique is to fed

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Electronics › Electronics › Enhancing range of ir sensor using 555 ic as pwm › Hi,The technique is to fed

March 21, 2014 at 12:20 pm #11354
AJISH ALFRED
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Hi,

The technique is to fed the ir led with current higher than its maximum current rating, but for  an extremly short duration of time, periodically. Due to this the led won’t blow off, but will glow much brighter (for that short period only) and will give a better range.

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