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Hemlock Mike sent me a couple of cool switches
With this switch, I can switch between two different power poles. They would have a common negative.
The question is, can I power two different MicroBoost drivers attached to the same diode?
The drivers would be powered separately and never be both powered at once.
Could I set up a low power driver and a high powered driver to the same diode if they would never be energized at the same time?
Would the power running into the un-energized driver from the output side cause a problem?
Would it energize the second driver?
Peace,
dave
With this switch, I can switch between two different power poles. They would have a common negative.
The question is, can I power two different MicroBoost drivers attached to the same diode?
The drivers would be powered separately and never be both powered at once.
Could I set up a low power driver and a high powered driver to the same diode if they would never be energized at the same time?
Would the power running into the un-energized driver from the output side cause a problem?
Would it energize the second driver?
Peace,
dave