Compact controller module LDC-1C

compact controller module
compact controller module
compact controller module
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Ocean Optics’ LED Current Driver Controller (LDC-1C) is a compact single channel driver and controller for a next generation of LED Light Source Modules (LSMs). The LDC-1C is an easy to use, menu driven device. It automatically reads identification and operational information stored in the LSM and configures itself appropriately, thereby protecting the LSM from potential damage due to excessive current. The LDC-1C is fully self-contained; no external input device is required for operation. The LDC1C may also be connected to an external source such as a function generator or a modulation signal from a spectrometer or other electronic device. The following sections provide instructions on unpacking and setting up your LDC-1C controller and LSMs. Unpacking the LED Equipment ► Procedure 1. Unpack your LED controller and lamp module(s) carefully. 2. Inspect the outside of the devices and make sure that there is no damage. Do not use the device if damage is present. 3. Use this instrument in a clean laboratory environment. Component Description Touchscreen A multi-function display used for both a graphical display of LSM current as well as providing an input method for selecting desired functions. Micro USB connector Provides access for loading firmware to the controller. LSM Your LDC-1C has been designed to operate seamlessly with Ocean Optics’ LED Light Source Modules (LSMs). The diagram below shows the connectors on the LSM. Connecting the LDC-1C Controller and Light Source Follow the steps below to set up your LDC-1C and LSM for use.

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