Excessive Heat with LM1084IT-5.0/NOPB and LED Strip
hello all,
i using makerduino uno board drive 30 led/m neopixel strip, have 3m section of. of being powered 12v 9ah sla battery, lead me add 5v 5a voltage regulator required 5v led strip. strip spec'd @ 2a/m max current...
i'll include images, , try explain many configurations i've tried: main problem, works, within 10 secs of powering on, reg hot enough burn skin...after 15 secs lights start act erratic , disconnect power.
i have tested regulator , putting out 5v
i have tested current flowing out of 12v battery , saw 1.5a while strip active
i have tested current on 5v output reg , saw 1.5a while strip active...
in current configuration 12v battery supplying voltage vin arduino , reg
i tried isolating arduino power disconnecting vin battery , running arduino usb power...and reg got hot.
am using regulator incorrectly???
in schematic view led strip not included, 3 pin header, wiring there correct, left right gnd, data, +5v...
thanks in advance time
i using makerduino uno board drive 30 led/m neopixel strip, have 3m section of. of being powered 12v 9ah sla battery, lead me add 5v 5a voltage regulator required 5v led strip. strip spec'd @ 2a/m max current...
i'll include images, , try explain many configurations i've tried: main problem, works, within 10 secs of powering on, reg hot enough burn skin...after 15 secs lights start act erratic , disconnect power.
i have tested regulator , putting out 5v
i have tested current flowing out of 12v battery , saw 1.5a while strip active
i have tested current on 5v output reg , saw 1.5a while strip active...
in current configuration 12v battery supplying voltage vin arduino , reg
i tried isolating arduino power disconnecting vin battery , running arduino usb power...and reg got hot.
am using regulator incorrectly???
in schematic view led strip not included, 3 pin header, wiring there correct, left right gnd, data, +5v...
thanks in advance time
you going need heatsink, , maybe rather large heatsink.
the power dissipated in linear voltage regulator calculated voltage drop across regulator (7v in case) multiplied current. 7v x 1.5a = 10.5w. that's 10.5w worth of heat.
in order 5a out of thing, might need lower voltage drop , use heatsink. i haven't studied datasheet, there may maximum power rating (usually specified "infinite heatsink" @ room temperature) voltage & current limits.
a switching regulator more complicated (it requires inductor) switching regulators can 100% efficient. that means can more current out put in (with less voltage out, of course). in addition reducing heat, battery last longer.
the power dissipated in linear voltage regulator calculated voltage drop across regulator (7v in case) multiplied current. 7v x 1.5a = 10.5w. that's 10.5w worth of heat.
in order 5a out of thing, might need lower voltage drop , use heatsink. i haven't studied datasheet, there may maximum power rating (usually specified "infinite heatsink" @ room temperature) voltage & current limits.
a switching regulator more complicated (it requires inductor) switching regulators can 100% efficient. that means can more current out put in (with less voltage out, of course). in addition reducing heat, battery last longer.
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