[sdiy] LED's on negative rail??
media at mail1.nai.net
media at mail1.nai.net
Fri Jan 25 20:27:46 CET 2002
I'm working on a few things that run almost entirely off the postive rail.
Since LED's draw a significant amount of current (the light has to come
from somewhere), I'm thinking that I should run the LED's off the negative
rail to balance things out. However, I've never seen that done. Is there
any reason why?? Is it a noise issue?? As far as I can tell, the LED's
would "see" the same difference.
Any suggestions on what is the best way to drive an LED?? I've seen
circuits that use op-amps or FET, but wouldn't regular transistors work
just as well for less money??
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