A PIC controls a triac connected across the supply by monitoring power line zero-crossing. The PIC controls dimming by delaying the time the triac fires, which trims the peaks off of the AC waveform.
High voltage DC systems lack the natural zero crossing found in AC waveforms, making arc extinguishment more difficult. This ...
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