LED, a semiconductor device that can be seen everywhere in our
lives, seems small and simple, but it actually has unique working
characteristics. It has three main types of built-in drivers, each
with its own unique power. The constant voltage driver can provide
a stable voltage output for the LED to ensure that the LED works in
a stable voltage environment; the cross-current driver focuses on
maintaining the constant current, because for the LED, a stable
current is the key factor to ensure its luminous quality and life;
the pulse driver plays an irreplaceable role in certain specific
application scenarios with its unique pulse signal driving method.
Regardless of the type of LED driver, they all have an important
mission - to solve the problem of difficult to control current
during LED operation. After all, the normal operation of the diode
is inseparable from the power supply, and the LED, which frequently
deals with "electricity", has become an indispensable existence for
the built-in driver. It is like a loyal guard, always guarding the
stable operation of the LED.
This is the new generation dimmer switch with built in driver,which
make the wiring and installation much easier than traditional
dimmer.
Just buy one dimmer, no need to buy driver controller seaparately.
Built-in driver dimmer is an LED driver with integrated dimming
function, which controls the brightness of LED lamps by adjusting
the output current or voltage. Its core lies in the built-in
high-performance MOS switch tube. This design not only simplifies
the peripheral circuit, but also improves the overall efficiency
and reliability of the system. Built-in driver dimmers usually use
PWM (pulse width modulation) and analog dimming to achieve
brightness adjustment. It has the advantages of wide dimming range,
high precision, and no flicker.
Application range
Built-in driver dimmers are widely used in various lighting
scenarios, including:
Home lighting: Create a warm home environment by adjusting the brightness and
color temperature of LED lights.
Commercial lighting: Suitable for various commercial places, such as shopping malls,
offices, hotels, etc., to provide stable lighting effects.
Industrial lighting: In places such as factories and warehouses
that require high-brightness lighting, built-in driver dimmers can
provide stable lighting support.
Film and television stage: In film and television shooting and stage performances, variable
lighting effects can be achieved by precisely controlling the
brightness of the lights.
Airport Navigation: In the airport navigation system, the built-in driver dimmer can
meet the constant current output standard to ensure the stable
operation of the navigation light.
