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The above is written with assumption that you will chose the resistor in such way that is sets the current so that the current is n times the current you want in each diode where n is the number of diodes and that the current is actually larger than the current which a single diode can safely conduct.

This the normal and efficient electrical wiring in the houses.

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Yes you can do that, and to balance the brightnesses you can put a resistor in series with each individual LED varying the value of the resistor to compensate for the difference in brightness.

You need enough of those 36V COBs wired in parallel to force the driver into constant current mode.

If it is a must for you to link several devices to a regular current driver, you should apply a series wiring to connect them.

1 volts might only receive 5 mA whilst the 1.

The LEDs I have on hand are around 3.

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