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If the control range is enough for you then hook up a mosfet and an optocoupler to get things safely isolated from the mains .The mosfet will be cheap because the voltages and currents it sees are low .The opio can be a cheap 4N38 because speed is not important here.
The mosfet does not waste any more power because it is acting as the current sense resistor
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I have replaced the FL7732 circuit with the circuit I actually have ("D29B 6L15"). In addition I've added another question.
Please also note that I've accepted that using the 30W driver is not the way to go. I am asking, because I want to understand SMPSs and how they behave.
Where do I find reasonably priced LED-driver, which I can modify for variable currents?
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This is a follow up question to modify 30W led driver
Here is the schematic of the led driver:
I have added a FET on the secondary side and PWM the LEDs.
As expected the voltage of the capacitor rises and the brightness of the LEDs changes only very little until 20% PWM at which point the LED driver apparently can't rise the voltage any longer.
The LEDs are rated twice the power I use them. Receiving a little bit more current while the PWM turns them on should IMO not hurt them.
However I don't know if this could hurt the driver itself.
So my questions:
is controlling the brightness using a FET and PWM safe for this circuit?
what could happen / what should I pay attention to?
is there a cheap / easy way to use existing LED drivers (flyback) to change the brightness of the LEDs.
The FL7322 circuit has a diode, resistor and capacitor across the primary winding. How important are those.
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Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question
...................
EDIT:
I have replaced the FL7732 circuit with the circuit I actually have ("D29B 6L15"). In addition I've added another question.
Please also note that I've accepted that using the 30W driver is not the way to go. I am asking, because I want to understand SMPSs and how they behave.
Where do I find reasonably priced LED-driver, which I can modify for variable currents?
...................
This is a follow up question to modify 30W led driver
Here is the schematic of the led driver:
I have added a FET on the secondary side and PWM the LEDs.
As expected the voltage of the capacitor rises and the brightness of the LEDs changes only very little until 20% PWM at which point the LED driver apparently can't rise the voltage any longer.
The LEDs are rated twice the power I use them. Receiving a little bit more current while the PWM turns them on should IMO not hurt them.
However I don't know if this could hurt the driver itself.
So my questions:
is controlling the brightness using a FET and PWM safe for this circuit?
what could happen / what should I pay attention to?
is there a cheap / easy way to use existing LED drivers (flyback) to change the brightness of the LEDs.
The FL7322 circuit has a diode, resistor and capacitor across the primary winding. How important are those.
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