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PROBLEM RESOLVED, I'M GETTING http://www.aixiz.com/shop/product_info.php?cPath=1_23&products_id=94
Hey everybody.
I have recently been looking into making a spiro/sound controlled scanner dealie and I was also looking for a labby solution.
Might I say, I'm pretty much only looking at true lab lasers, not lab-style.
I have been looking at http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=966 for that solution, nothing much fancier.
Now I've been told by Susie that the circuit is rectifying, but on the specs sheet it says 5.0 Volts DC.
I asked her about this, and our E-mail Back and forth Went as followed:
Hello. I am from LPF.
The red and black wire leading from the driver go straight into a 5 volt power supply, I assume.
I have a 125V AC to 5.5 Volt DC power supply, could I just connect the output of the power supply to a resistor to push down the voltage to 5 volts, and then enclose all of it?
Yes ,the black and red leading wire connect with 5Volt power supply .
Can not do as you said .our board is rectifying circuit (AC-DC
Thanks for the quick response, Could you reccomend any type of 125VAC to 5AC power adaptor or power supply?
It would be much appreciated, thank you.
We have 125VAC to 5VDC power supply to offer you if you like .
Now she recommended a 125VAC to 5VDC power supply, but she previously had mentioned that it's a rectifying circuit and takes 5VAC.
Can you, susie, or anyone else on LPF offer me a solution to find the correct power supply, or have any owning experience with this one?
Is it AC or DC? I'm getting all sorts of mixed messages.
Thank you very much, everyone.
Hey everybody.
I have recently been looking into making a spiro/sound controlled scanner dealie and I was also looking for a labby solution.
Might I say, I'm pretty much only looking at true lab lasers, not lab-style.
I have been looking at http://www.o-like.com/b2b_cpinfo.asp?id=966 for that solution, nothing much fancier.
Now I've been told by Susie that the circuit is rectifying, but on the specs sheet it says 5.0 Volts DC.
I asked her about this, and our E-mail Back and forth Went as followed:
Hello. I am from LPF.
The red and black wire leading from the driver go straight into a 5 volt power supply, I assume.
I have a 125V AC to 5.5 Volt DC power supply, could I just connect the output of the power supply to a resistor to push down the voltage to 5 volts, and then enclose all of it?
Yes ,the black and red leading wire connect with 5Volt power supply .
Can not do as you said .our board is rectifying circuit (AC-DC
Thanks for the quick response, Could you reccomend any type of 125VAC to 5AC power adaptor or power supply?
It would be much appreciated, thank you.
We have 125VAC to 5VDC power supply to offer you if you like .
Now she recommended a 125VAC to 5VDC power supply, but she previously had mentioned that it's a rectifying circuit and takes 5VAC.
Can you, susie, or anyone else on LPF offer me a solution to find the correct power supply, or have any owning experience with this one?
Is it AC or DC? I'm getting all sorts of mixed messages.
Thank you very much, everyone.