Max current and more ...
Elvis
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A couple more·questions if you don't mind.·
1.· What is the max current/voltage that I should be using with the small wires that come with the STAMP?
2.· How well does the STAMP respond to vibrations?· In my case it will have to take a two foot fall(it will protected of course).
Thanks again.· The people on this site have been a tremendous help.
1.· What is the max current/voltage that I should be using with the small wires that come with the STAMP?
2.· How well does the STAMP respond to vibrations?· In my case it will have to take a two foot fall(it will protected of course).
Thanks again.· The people on this site have been a tremendous help.
Comments
The BS2 comes with 22 gauge stranded wire for jumpers, I believe. It should easily handle 1.5 amps -- but I don't know how much more it would handle. Voltage is not an issue, it's the current that generates the heat that melts insulation, wires (and breadboards) -- though your own safety comes into question if you are plugging into 115 VAC wall mains.
The BS2 should respond really well to vibrations -- the big problem is keeping it from falling out of the socket. Hot glue might help, as might some tie-wrap looped around the BS2 and through the board.