Hello,
I have connected 10 LED's in parallels with switches (not shown in circuit diagram) and I want 1.44 mA of current flowing through any of the LED that I switch ON, but I have noticed that when I switch on 5 or more then 5 LED's then current them is reduced to from 1.44 mA to 1.2 mA (actual measurement from DMM).
I searched for the reason on internet and reason came because of resistance inherent in voltage source the voltage doesn't stay same in circuit.
Is there any solution to this problem.
I have connected 10 LED's in parallels with switches (not shown in circuit diagram) and I want 1.44 mA of current flowing through any of the LED that I switch ON, but I have noticed that when I switch on 5 or more then 5 LED's then current them is reduced to from 1.44 mA to 1.2 mA (actual measurement from DMM).
I searched for the reason on internet and reason came because of resistance inherent in voltage source the voltage doesn't stay same in circuit.
Is there any solution to this problem.
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