Anybody know pinout of this driver?

[Sputnik77]

This driver is from a cheap $8 405nm pen style from Amazon. Its been a while since I tore it down and I do not remember the pinout.

Does anybody know this driver, or know how it should be connected?

I will be using it to power a PHR-803T for the time being.

Thanks!!

 

[Blord]

You should make a testload and use it with the driver. Even if you know the pinout, you should know the driver output before connecting it to any diodes.

 

[jake642]

If you remember the battery connect point then you can check for continuity between one of the pins to the diode and spring. For example if the spring is + then test for continuity between the spring and and one of the voltage out, which ever pin has continuity that is you diode +.

 

[Sigurthr]

I have one of those sitting in my parts bin as well, I need to test it though, no idea if it works. No clue on the pinout, but hope you find it! I believe these are designed for case positive, if that helps!

 

[Sputnik77]

Yes, they are case positive. However, as Jake suggested, a continuity test will not suffice for this driver, been there, done that.

Blord, Im well aware of that. I have an HP CC/CV lab supply. I will limit/ramp up current with that while testing.

 

[jake642]

Sorry man that worked for an old driver I had.

 

[Sputnik77]

Sorry man that worked for an old driver I had.

Yea, on most it will work. Its just this design.