BobCajun
Well-Known Member
Nah. Not even. Prove it. It's full on and 10%, no in between. It's possible you're right, I just would need to see some kind of evidence. Actually here's why I think you're wrong. I have used very low frequency duty cycles, where I could actually see the strobe effect. How would that be possible if what you say is true? Well come to think of it, it wasn't a meanwell, it was a Cree. But probably similar circuitry.That's not dimming with PWM as we are discussing it here.
You can dim these drivers with a resistor, a PWM signal or a 0-10 voltage. The PWM signal and resistor are actually converted to a voltage inside the driver. So in the end they do exactly the same thing even.
So it's doesn't matter which method you use, these achieve exactly the same thing. Which is that the driver dims its output and the leds are NOT switched on and off at full power.
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