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> all of the light controls is handled thru PWMs. > allows the module to be powered and the other ones allow the control of the PWMs. Does this refer to pulse
by accrual 3y ago
> all of the light controls is handled thru PWMs.
> allows the module to be powered and the other ones allow the control of the PWMs.
Does this refer to pulse width modulation? If these are PWM bulbs I'd suggest staying away from them at any cost.
- ajsnigrutin 3y agoPretty much all dimmable LEDs found in stores are dimmed using PWM. The flickering is caused by cheap controllers using low frequency PWM.
- suzumer 3y agoThis isn't necessarily true. I tried to measure the PWM of my Cree and Philips smart bulbs, and what I found is that for RGB mode, they used PWM, but for white mode (which appears to use a 2700k led and 6500k led) they current dim both leds, and then use PWM to pulse the warm and cool leds on and off to achieve the target warmth. The Philips bulb actually syncs this so while the warm led is on, the cool led is off, and vice versa, so even though there is flicker, the total lumens eminating from the bulb is constant.