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In the world of LEDs, a switched-mode power supply with regulated output current is called a "constant current driver". I assume that's what this calls "DC dimm
by wrs 1y ago
In the world of LEDs, a switched-mode power supply with regulated output current is called a "constant current driver". I assume that's what this calls "DC dimming".
- Zak 1y agoA linear regulator might also reasonably be described as "DC dimming" or "constant current". The article is only concerned with flicker so it doesn't discuss efficiency.
- wrs 1y agoIt could be, but I doubt you’ll find any commercial LED driver that is a linear regulator, so I don’t think that’s what they mean.