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First the external charger dies... so I have to open the case more than usual. Then the hinge breaks off.
Is that a mere accident?
NO.
What's also odd about this LED bike light is that the MSP430, which itself drives a FET for a buck driver, starts the whole thing in high-brightness-mode. After that you can switch it to low-brightness-mode. The logic behind this if seriously flawed. If the battery is nearly dead, it instantly turns off again, instead of directly going to 'emergency' low-power mode.
I wonder how much practical experience the designer had at the time.
Is that a mere accident?
NO.
What's also odd about this LED bike light is that the MSP430, which itself drives a FET for a buck driver, starts the whole thing in high-brightness-mode. After that you can switch it to low-brightness-mode. The logic behind this if seriously flawed. If the battery is nearly dead, it instantly turns off again, instead of directly going to 'emergency' low-power mode.
I wonder how much practical experience the designer had at the time.
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