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I'd be shocked if the flicker went to 0% as this article seems to imply ("because LED flickering is even more pronounced, with the light dimming by 100% rather
by Hydraulix989 9y ago
I'd be shocked if the flicker went to 0% as this article seems to imply ("because LED flickering is even more pronounced, with the light dimming by 100% rather than the roughly 35% of fluorescent lamps") -- and I doubt the flicker for fluorescent lamps is at RMS.
There's _gotta_ be at least a smoothing capacitor after the bridge rectifier (are they actually that cheap to omit one?!). I can't find a single LED driver circuit schematic online without the low pass filter.
- justinjlynn 9y agoOften the first things to be cut in cut-rate gear are comfort/longevity features such as smoothing capacitors and protection circuits. Generally if it doesn't have an effect on the return rate, it gets cut out to slash costs.