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Originally Posted by Vaporware
No problem Natch, I have a lot of trouble with figuring out the required resistance to get the right current, so I'm in the same boat, just a different end.
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At the risk of telling you something
else you probably already know (
), just divide the voltage you have by the current you want and you'll get the resistance as the product. You just have to remember to adjust for the Current's units (i.e. if you're using mA, multiply by 1,000 to get Ω's instead of kΩ).
Ahhh! It feels good to actually
use something I learned from my College Degree.
