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The current consumption is equal to the single led current (less than 3mA for recent
low current leds) plus the CD4011 supply current (less than 10° at 25°C). That's to say
about 3 mA. You can find the simplified schematic. Vbat is the voltage under test. R1, R2, R3 form a voltage divider. Here, we use the trigger voltage of a CD4011 C-MOS integrated circuit to switch the different leds on and off. 1 - If Vbat is too low, under a value called Vmin :
2 - If Vbat increase over Vmin :
3 - If Vbat increase over a value called Vmax :
We can resume the led lightning in a table :
R4 and R5 are placed to protect the CD4011 inputs since V1 and V2 can be over the suppply voltage. The value of R6 is not critical and must be choosen to give a enough light for the three colors. The 5 volts supply can be derived from Vbat with a little 78L05 regulator. Values of Vmin and Vmax are in relation to those from R1, R2 and R3. For the values in
the exemple, Vmin and Vmax are respectively equal to 11.5 and 12.5 volts. If you want to change the values for Vmin and Vmax, you must compute R1, R2 and R3 : 1 - First you must define Vmin and Vmax, the two values witch represent the 2 - Then you choose a value for R3 and you can compute the values for R1 and R2.
Vmax - Vmin
[ Vmax Vmax -
Vmin ]
R2 + R3 First: 1) = 2) gives : Vmax x R3 = Vmin x ( R2 + R3 )
Vmax - Vmin
Vmax R2 R1
R2
R2 Vmax - Vmin
R1 Vmax Vmax - Vmin
[ Vmax Vmax -
Vmin ] |
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