If you do not believe that test it yourself quickly through an Arduino and a PWM example sketch. You can clearly see a big brightness change between analogWrite (x,1) and analogWrite (x,2), but can’t ...

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Most projects are built on abstractions. After all, few of us can create our own wire, our own transistors, or our own integrated circuits. A few months ago, [Julian Ilett] found a problem using th… ...

While both Atmel and Microchip make excellent prototyping systems, the popularity of Arduino/Genuino in maker communities means there is a lot of cheap easily-accessible AVR hardware out there, some ...

Fast 33MHz Serial Bus with Cascade Operation for mini-LED backlights and Large Displays 48-Channel LED Driver IC with 16-bit PWM and Programmable Current Adjustments A high-speed serial bus for ...

Sunpower’s DAP-04 DALI to PWM converter is designed to provide DALI control in LED lighting applications. The DAP-04 has a DALI input that can accept data from a remote IEC62386-101, 102 or 207 ...