What is a LED Dimmer Driver?

Since LEDs require direct current and low voltage to operate, the driver of the LED must be adjusted to regulate the amount of electricity that enters the LED.
An LED driver is an electrical component that regulates the voltage and current from the power supply so that LEDs can operate safely and effectively. An LED driver changes the alternating current (AC) supply from the mains to direct current (DC) because most power supplies run on the mains.
The LED can be made dimmable by altering the LED driver, which is in charge of regulating the amount of current that enters the LED. This customized LED driver, sometimes referred to as an LED dimmer driver, modifies the LED’s brightness.
It’s crucial to consider an LED dimmer driver’s ease of use while shopping for one. An LED dimmer driver with dual in-line package (DIP) switches up front makes it simple for users to alter output current, which in turn modifies LED brightness.
Compatibility of the LED dimmer driver with Triode for Alternating Current (TRIAC) wall plates and power supply is another feature to check for. This guarantees that you can regulate the high-speed electric current flowing into the LED and that your dimmer will work for any project you have in mind.

Two methods or configurations are used by LED dimmer drivers to control the electric current that enters the LED: amplitude modulation and pulse width modulation.

Reducing the amount of leading current passing through the LED is the goal of pulse width modulation, or PWM.
The driver periodically turns the current on and off and back on again to control the amount of current powering the LED, even if the current entering the LED remains constant. As a result of this extremely brief exchange, the lighting becomes dimmer and flickers imperceptibly too quickly for the human sight to see.

Reducing the amount of electric current going into the LED is known as amplitude modulation, or AM. Dimmer lighting results from using less energy. In a similar vein, decreased current results in lower temperatures and increased LED efficacy. Flicker is also eliminated with this strategy.
However, keep in mind that using this dimming method carries some danger of changing the LED’s color output, particularly at low levels.

Acquiring LED dimmable drivers will enable you to get the most out of your LED lighting. Take advantage of the freedom to change the brightness levels of your LEDs to save energy and have the most comfortable lighting in your house.
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