BrilliantLasers
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First off, forgive my ignorance, I am a newb. I've been scratching my head over an issue I am having. How do you limit very high current from say a 12v lead acid battery to protect a driver? I hooked up a driver that was rated for 36v and is supposed to regulate current, but the driver popped hooked to a 12v lead acid even though there was nothing even hooked up to the output. The driver worked fine with 2, 18650 lithiums in series though. Some things I've worked with in the past like 'inverters' don't give a damn what current is going into them.
So how do I go about limiting high current? I was under the impression most drivers are built to use only the current they need?
So how do I go about limiting high current? I was under the impression most drivers are built to use only the current they need?