Hello Readers,
Here is a very basic query about power supply in electronics.
If suppose i have three different LED lighting circuits (all three circuits are 555 based), all three circuits require a power supply (PS) of 12volt DC (1amp), i just have one 12volt (8amp) battery and I would like to power all three lighting circuits with this single 12volt battery. Powering all the three circuits parallely with one 12 volt battery doesn't seem to be working, the lighting circuits work but with abnormal behavior, the circuit doesn't lit up the LEDs as it is designed to do, If i am not mistaken it seems it is because of the reverse current.
So, What shall i do, i mean how do i create a ONE WAY POWER SUPPLY for each circuit? Do i need to add some component at the PS input of each circuit to avoid reverse current, so that all three circuits can work properly even by sharing the same PS.
Any wise advises & recommendations will be deeply appreciated.
Thank You.
Best Regards.
Lubnaan90
Here is a very basic query about power supply in electronics.
If suppose i have three different LED lighting circuits (all three circuits are 555 based), all three circuits require a power supply (PS) of 12volt DC (1amp), i just have one 12volt (8amp) battery and I would like to power all three lighting circuits with this single 12volt battery. Powering all the three circuits parallely with one 12 volt battery doesn't seem to be working, the lighting circuits work but with abnormal behavior, the circuit doesn't lit up the LEDs as it is designed to do, If i am not mistaken it seems it is because of the reverse current.
So, What shall i do, i mean how do i create a ONE WAY POWER SUPPLY for each circuit? Do i need to add some component at the PS input of each circuit to avoid reverse current, so that all three circuits can work properly even by sharing the same PS.
Any wise advises & recommendations will be deeply appreciated.
Thank You.
Best Regards.
Lubnaan90
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