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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

[oopic] Re: ooPIC-R Optional Voltage Regulator

> Maybe I am way over my head on this one, but I was going to try to
> split the sensors between the existing regulator and the additional
> optional regulator. I had no problems running three of the sensors on
> the ooPIC-R using just the existing regulator. But maybe I am reading
> the datasheet wrong. When running the three sensors, the regulator
> never even felt warm.
>

I also don't have an R board. What regulator is being used? I
thought it was rated at 3A or so (heatsinked).

Richard

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