How Dimming Works - Revision history

Ravinglunatic at 01:49, 29 January 2011

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	Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computer%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.		Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computer%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.



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Dmcole at 19:29, 22 December 2007

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	[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]		[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]

	Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/~~Computers~~%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.		Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computer%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.

Matt at 22:22, 16 August 2007

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	~~== How Dimming Works ==~~

	This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [[Electronics Hardware \| systems]] that hobbyists are using).		This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [[Electronics Hardware \| systems]] that hobbyists are using).

Matt at 22:22, 16 August 2007

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	== How Dimming Works ==		== How Dimming Works ==

	This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [[~~systems \|~~ Electronics Hardware]] that hobbyists are using).		This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [[Electronics Hardware \| systems]] that hobbyists are using).

	The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage.<br />		The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage.<br />

Matt at 22:21, 16 August 2007

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	== How Dimming Works ==		== How Dimming Works ==

	This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [systems \| Electronics Hardware] that hobbyists are using).		This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [[systems \| Electronics Hardware]] that hobbyists are using).

	The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage.<br />		The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage.<br />

Matt at 22:20, 16 August 2007

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	== How Dimming Works ==		== How Dimming Works ==

	This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage~~, the~~ second waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal (non-pwm case)~~, the~~ third waveform shows the timing of the [[SSR]] trigger signal in the pwm case~~, and the~~ last waveform is the voltage that appears across the load (lights).<br />		This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other [systems \| Electronics Hardware] that hobbyists are using).

			The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage.<br />
			The second waveform shows the timing of the [[SSR]] trigger signal (non-pwm case).<br />
			The third waveform shows the timing of the [[SSR]] trigger signal in the pwm case.<br />
			The last waveform is the voltage that appears across the load (lights).<br />
	[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]		[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]

	Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.		Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.

Matt at 22:17, 16 August 2007

2007-08-16T22:17:35Z

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	== How Dimming Works ==		== How Dimming Works ==

	This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the Renard system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage, the second waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal (non-pwm case), the third waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal in the pwm case, and the last waveform is the voltage that appears across the load (lights).		This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the [[Renard]] system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage, the second waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal (non-pwm case), the third waveform shows the timing of the [[SSR]] trigger signal in the pwm case, and the last waveform is the voltage that appears across the load (lights).<br />
	[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]		[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]

	Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.		Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.

Phil Short at 02:30, 24 June 2007

2007-06-24T02:30:39Z

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	[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]		[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]

	Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site.		Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site, and almost all of the information there is directly applicable here.

Phil Short: New page: == How Dimming Works == This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the Renard system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerli...

2007-06-24T02:30:02Z

New page: == How Dimming Works == This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the Renard system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerli...

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== How Dimming Works ==

This diagram shows how dimming is implemented using the Renard system (and many of the other systems that hobbyists are using). The top waveform is the AC powerline voltage, the second waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal (non-pwm case), the third waveform shows the timing of the SSR trigger signal in the pwm case, and the last waveform is the voltage that appears across the load (lights).
[[Image:Dimmer_waveforms_001.gif]]

Reference: [http://www.dv-fansler.com/Computers%20Lights/dimmers.htm Dimmers] Dave Fansler has a nice write-up on dimming at his site.