Samsung have not released these diodes yet in 660nm

Got the light today. The initial thought of it is wow. It looks really well made. Not cheap like the Alibaba boards. Good soldering with a nice heatsink. I'll start up a thread later this evening. I just got home from work and have to cook dinner and tend to the garden. = D These boards are purchas...

How do you use a loupe to make sure they are lm561c s6? I find it hard to believe you can say 100% sure it is lm561c s6 without testing them. Funny how everyone and their mother is trying to profit off these boards. Besides the board size difference, and different diode count, what sets these apart ...

Yep definitely unhook them until you can get 2 100k ohm potentiameters. Or if you want to dim them both together. Get one 50k ohm linear taper potentiameter.
The 10k ohm potentiameter means that youre dimmed to 10%

There should only be 3 tabs on the Potentiometer. You would use the first 2 on the left hand side, doesn't matter how you hook them. Can you post a picture of it.

That link doesn't bring up anything. 10 what? I'm assuming strips. What kind of strips.

Does anyone know a supplier for the Bridgelux EB Gen 2 4000K in 560mm (BXEB-L0560Z-40E2000-C-B3), with delivery to Europe? Digikey doesn't stock those anymore, because of "too few orders", which doesn't make a ton of sense to me, as they are stocking other color specs from Bridgelux and who in the ...

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Wed May 30, 2018 9:52 pm

Okay, I had to slow down the project a bit because of some family problem, but I'm 100% back on it from now.

Right now I'm searching for some beta-tester! If anyone here wants to test my project, I'll send you the small shopping list & installations instructions!

I'm in tell me what we need.

To use this dimmer, it needs it's own power cord. That's how PWM dimmers work, you put the power cord into the LIn and NIn and the dimmer wires into 0v -10v and it will work.

Just get a 100k linear potentiometer to dim. Its easy and hassle free. Also that looks like a PWM. You would hook the dimmer leads to the 0v-10v and then power it with 110v im pretty sure.