An Acer x193w 19" monitor was given to me. It has a bad CCFL.
I want to convert it to LED backlit.
This is the LED's I have picked out:
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Product...rkeXLRgw%3D%3D
They are a white "9000 K" (how ever white that is) short 5mm. (hope it fit's)
"Through Hole" so I can just solder them up, in series groups of 4 (they are 3.2v each).
I'm just gonna use the 12v supply that's there for the inverter, and use a transistor off the inverter enable trigger signal to turn them on.
They are a 110ยบ LED, should have a nice wide beam so I don't get bright stripes. I'm wondering if I can get away with 8 on top and 8 on bottom. I could do 12 or 16 top/bottom.
So it will cost $3.04 to $6.08.
Any one have any advice? Will they fit in place of the CCFL lamp, and will the Wavelength/Color Temperature of 9000 K be white enough to not screw with the display color?
I want to convert it to LED backlit.
This is the LED's I have picked out:
http://www.mouser.com/Search/Product...rkeXLRgw%3D%3D
They are a white "9000 K" (how ever white that is) short 5mm. (hope it fit's)
"Through Hole" so I can just solder them up, in series groups of 4 (they are 3.2v each).
I'm just gonna use the 12v supply that's there for the inverter, and use a transistor off the inverter enable trigger signal to turn them on.
They are a 110ยบ LED, should have a nice wide beam so I don't get bright stripes. I'm wondering if I can get away with 8 on top and 8 on bottom. I could do 12 or 16 top/bottom.
So it will cost $3.04 to $6.08.
Any one have any advice? Will they fit in place of the CCFL lamp, and will the Wavelength/Color Temperature of 9000 K be white enough to not screw with the display color?
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