| ??? 09/09/03 07:04 Read: times |
#54371 - RE: Eletronic Dimmer Responding to: ???'s previous message |
3. Integral Cycle control where you conduct m cycles and insulate for m cycles, giving you a factor of m/m+n
Yes, but not for a "light dimmer" you can get flashes using this methode. It is very usefull for high "non visible" loads like a furnace. |
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