I wonder if one could measure the voltage ripple, then divide by the total impedance of the component (including capacitance, ESR & ESL). Shouldn't that give the current ripple? i = C dv/dt
Some ideas...
1. put some inductance in series with the LEDs
2. use your voltage source to drive a current source, then connect the LEDs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Current_source
Use a boost converter
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boost_converter
The motor inductance can be used as all or part of the boost converter inductance. Generate a square wave of a suitable frequency and use it to drive a transistor that shorts out the motor. When the transistor opens, the diode...
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I assume that when using the thermal coef of electrical resistIVITY to calculate the thermal coefficient of electrical resistANCE, the coef of thermal expansion has to be taken into account.
For the thermal coef of resistIVITY, I get 0.104% /deg.C
For the...
