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Solar Powered Garden Night Lights have been around for several years now. I bought a couple to experiment with costing, naturally, PS1 each. Here i've sketched the circuit below: The ANA608 is the LED driver IC and works in a similar fashion to a DC-DC switched mode voltage up converter. There are only 5 other components, the photo-volaic cell array, a white LED, a 100uH inductor and a Ni-Cd cell
Solar Powered Garden Night Lights have been around for several years now. I bought a couple to experiment with costing, naturally, PS1 each. Here i've sketched the circuit below: The ANA608 is the LED driver IC and works in a similar fashion to a DC-DC switched mode voltage up converter. There are only 5 other components, the photo-volaic cell array, a white LED, a 100uH inductor and a Ni-Cd cell
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Solar Powered Garden Night Lights have been around for several years now. I bought a couple to experiment with costing, naturally, PS1 each. Here i've sketched the circuit below: The ANA608 is the LED driver IC and works in a similar fashion to a DC-DC switched mode voltage up converter. There are only 5 other components, the photo-volaic cell array, a white LED, a 100uH inductor and a Ni-Cd cell
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Solar Powered Garden Night Lights: These have been
around for several years now but one’s in Croydon’s Poundland store in Croydon caught my attention recently costing, naturally, £1 each. I bought a couple to experiment with. I’ve sketched the circuit below:
The ANA608 is the LED driver IC and works in a similar
fashion to a DC-DC switched mode voltage up converter. There are only 5 other components, the Photo-Volaic cell array, a white LED, a 100uH inductor (I mistakenly identified this as a resistor first – thanks to Gareth G4XAT for putting me right), a Shottky diode and a Ni-Cd cell. Below are pictures of the innards: