jurc
Junior Member level 1
Hello,
I have just seen a LED strobe light (for use in aircraft) from Aveo Lights. This pic is the back side of it:
Link: **broken link removed**
Now the big question is, how does this work? I'm thinking it's a multi channel buck converter, but these strobe lights are said to draw 1.5A continious, 2.5A strobe. If it's a simple buck converter, It cannot draw current when the LEDs are not on (between the pulse). Also, drawing current between the pulses would require a large capacitor, but there seems to be none here. Any ideas?
Regards!
I have just seen a LED strobe light (for use in aircraft) from Aveo Lights. This pic is the back side of it:
Link: **broken link removed**
Now the big question is, how does this work? I'm thinking it's a multi channel buck converter, but these strobe lights are said to draw 1.5A continious, 2.5A strobe. If it's a simple buck converter, It cannot draw current when the LEDs are not on (between the pulse). Also, drawing current between the pulses would require a large capacitor, but there seems to be none here. Any ideas?
Regards!