/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>2497827
But that info seems redundant. Just give me the current. I can apply however much voltage is needed to guarantee the summary drop will be within the limit and the current will not exceed the specs. It seems like it specifies the summary voltage drop across 6 LEDs, not the voltage applied to the driver. Here is a more common example. Most of the time only the current is given. Your LED driver will figure it out.

>it's like saying water boils at 100-deg-C ''at sea level''.
nah If I am not at the sea level I need to know the boiling point at the given altitude. The LED string doesn't care about any other parameters other than current and minimal summary voltage drop. I can apply whatever voltage I want.