[time-nuts] Low noise power supply recommendations

[Will Matney]

Thanks Hal, and Henry, I was wondering about how they acted. I have really
nver studied them that much for this type of application. Of course, I have
some old moon filters laying around, that are a very low shade, and I could
cut up. That could work without having to play with the LED's.

Thanks,

Will

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On 6/15/2011 at 8:19 PM ehydra wrote:

>There get slower with falling current.
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>- Henry
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>Hal Murray schrieb:
>>> I was thinking about trying an orange or yellow LED here, and dimming
the
>>> LED with the series resistor, trying to make it as dim as the neon
bulb, but
>>> I don't know if a LED can be dimmed down that low.
>> 
>> LEDs work fine at low output levels.  At low current, the light output
is 
>> linear with current.  It falls off at high current and/or high
temperature.
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