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Razer OSVR HDK 2 Teardown

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  • We discover that magnets are the source of our magical bind. By wizardry we totally meant magnets... Magnets are neat, especially with interchangeable faceplates on the horizon.

  • On the inside of the faceplate we find the source of (some of) those invisible lights: the IR LED array!

  • The hefty cable peels out quite easily, way less scary than some of the LED arrays we've seen.

  • Successfully removed, we take a closer look at this ring of light:

  • Three STMicroelectronics STP16CPC26 low voltage 16-bit constant current LED sink driver

  • 18 LEDs, each attached to the (IR-transparent) faceplate with some sticky, black foam tape

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