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Universal 4-LED Miniature Wedge Base PCB
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Product Information
Product Description
Bare Circuit Board. Add LEDs to create your own custom colors. Has pads for Four 5mm LEDs and One 1/4 Watt resistor. Mesures 1-3/4 x 3/8 inch, fits standard 194 size wedge base socket.
RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances. Certain materials used in electronics and electrical products have been deemed hazardous to people and the environment and, therefore, must be limited. For a product to be RoHS compliant, testing must be performed and documented to show limited or no use of cadmium, hexavalent chromium, lead, mercury, polybrominated biphenyls, and polybrominated diphenyl ethers.
Specifications Print Specifications
| Standards And Certifications | RoHS Compliant | Type | Circuit Boards |
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| Package Weight: 0.2oz (0.01kg) | |||
| Package Dimensions: 4.96" (13cm) x 0.21" (1cm) x 0.21" (1cm) | |||
| Standards And Certifications | RoHS Compliant | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Circuit Boards | ||
| Package Weight: 0.2oz (0.01kg) | |||
| Package Dimensions: 4.96" (13cm) x 0.21" (1cm) x 0.21" (1cm) | |||
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NameCameron
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Technical LevelAdvanced
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Part NumberMLED-PCB
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Reviewed On01/26/16
A Good Start
I bought one of these to custom make a glovebox lamp, using three cool white LEDs and one blue LED with matching resistor.
To get the board to fit properly, I did have to flow solder over the bottom contacts, file, and reflow to fit correctly, but I won't subtract any points for that.
The board itself is well made, and was very sturdy.
However, my biggest gripe with the board is there's no diagram of any sort to tell you where to place what in a case where it's meant to be a static configuration. Although it's easy enough to figure it out while in hand, some kind of key or legend to the board would be great. Another thing that ought to be tweaked is the overall width of the board where the LEDs sit. If you place them all on one side as I did, they don't really fit all that great, but still doable. Another gripe is the placement of the resistor, as it somewhat interferes with one of the LEDs. Looking past all that, it's still a perfectly fine board to use in a small project.
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