Hello everybody, I'm discovering CircuitLab to find out how to add linear dimming for an RGB LED with the absolute given thing that a PMW output between 9 and 2 volt is the startingpoint. So I have to flatten the three channels. When I use the standard PWM module with the output at 5V I have results by placing a capacitor. But when I try to raise the voltage to 12V by placing a typical non inverting opamp amplifier after the standard PMW it just falls to pieces. I have no idea why the opamp 'destroys' the setting. Could you say what I'm doing wrong. or perhaps there is a much easier way to set the output of the PMW to a desired voltage. kind regards, Luc |
by Luc1960
March 10, 2013 |
"Could you say what I'm doing wrong." No, because you haven't made your circuit unlisted or public. But this might help: |
by signality
March 10, 2013 |
Hello Signality, I'm sorry for not attaching the circuit. A mistake on my part. Still, a warm thank you for answering. kind regards, Luc |
by Luc1960
March 10, 2013 |
As long as it helps ... :) |
by signality
March 10, 2013 |
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