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It means the output could be anywhere from 900 milliamps to 1000milliamps. 900 would be good, 100 would be bad. Can you put up a link to the drivers and leds?

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So this wouldnt work http://www.superbrightleds.com/pdfs/LDK-8A.pdf

 

Not quite sure how that product works.... It uses PWM (Pulse Width Modulation), that I know, but I am not sure if that is internal or producing and external modulation to control a LED Driver. The latter being my guess.

Short answer, No. Unless the driver you are using accepts a PWM input signal, which I am assuming it does not from your previous statements.

Can you provide a link to what you purchased? Both LEDs and Drivers.

 

ok Satistronics Store, China Electronic Components Online Store - Wholesale Development Tools and Components from China china wholesaler but for the price ill try them

 

Link didn't work. Only went to the main site. Exactly which ones did you get?

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I think I found what you got. Should work just fine. The LEDs I found that were 10 Watts all had a operating forward current of 1000mA. Just perfect for that particular driver.

Keep in mind that you will need a heat sink, or your LED will not last long at all.

 

oh yeah im gonna take sumthing apart a grab a heatsink or 2

 

That's good. You originally said the leds were 900mA. Also glad someone with more electronics knowledge then mean was here to help.

This wasn't one was it? Under special leds the reef 10w royal blue.
http://www.satistronics.com/10w-higer-power-led-445450nm-extreme-royal-ideal-for-the-rapidly-growing-reef-lighting_p2773.html

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