The way these strips work is by current drive. The current drive should be in the region of 20mA to 60mA and depending on the number of LEDs, the forward voltage will vary from 20 to 100V. However I have not found many manufacturers who publish this info.
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I HAVE NO IDEA. Manufacturers DO NOT PUBLISH this information!
Read my post above!
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Lamp, i.e. a CCFL tube? Or actual LED light bar? Remember each light bar is different!
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is there any other way to check this ? look i also check the output of the two pins from the inverter driver board and it shows 69 volt ? is that normal ?
Asking the same question will not get you any more information than we've already told you. You need to check the light bar.
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look i figured out what is it , inside the screen i removed the black tape on it and recognized that the cpu is damn hot , so the problem is with the board of the screen that is connecting with the cables. is that right what iam saying ?
look i figured out what is it , inside the screen i removed the black tape on it and recognized that the cpu is damn hot , so the problem is with the board of the screen that is connecting with the cables. is that right what iam saying ?
That's probably the T-con board, and since you have a fault with the backlight, it is probably not the fault. The fault will be with the LEDs or potentially (though quite unlikely) with the LED driver board, if the output voltage is too low.
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Do you even read the posts above, WE DON'T KNOW...
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