Assertion: led's current | /r/CapableOf | flow through the led
Facets:
value: to 10ma
type: OTHER
value: to the cathode
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: as with any other semiconductor diode
type: MANNER
value: from the anode
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Our first calculation above shows that to limit the current flowing through the LED to 10mA exactly, we would require a 300Ω resistor.
text: The current flowing through LED is mathematically written as,
text: The current flowing through the LED is mathematically written as
text: The brightness of light emitted by LED is depends on the current flowing through the LED.
text: Our first calculation above shows to limit the current flowing through the LED to 10mA exactly, we would require a 300Ω resistor.
text: If excess current is flowing through the LED, its life will be reduced.
text: It uses a transistor, Q1, and a limited amount of resistors to convert an analog input voltage into a proportional current flowing through the LED, D1.
text: If I had rounded my calculated resistor value down, instead of up, that would have allowed more current to flow through the LED and exceed its 20 milliamp rating, which would quickly burn it out.
text: As with any other semiconductor diode, a current can flow through an LED only from the p-doped part to the n-doped part (conventional current direction).
text: LEDs are diodes which means that current can only flow through an LED from the anode to the cathode and not the other way around.