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Hi, thanks for your work, although I do not have much idea I managed to make the example of the switch in google home work !! Now I would like to be able to make the lights work, but even though I read and read, I can not even remotely understand how I could. Would you have an example like the switch?
thank you!!
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Hello, thanks for answering! Basically we want to control the brightness of a LED lamp through a pwm signal by an ESP analog pin on a MOSFET. Of the circuit to handle the high voltage, (here in Argentina we handle 220v) and the electronic part is taken care of by my friend.
Hello!! I did that, I never imagined it but it worked! but obviously 100% (brightness = 100) is not 1023 and when I use the brightness "adjust brightness to 50%" it never shines again at 100%, in principle I can multiply brightness by 10 and it would be very close to the value and there would be almost no difference, but perhaps there is a more orthodox method to reach the correct values (100% = 1023, 40% = 410, etc). Can you think of something? Thank you
Hi, thanks for your work, although I do not have much idea I managed to make the example of the switch in google home work !! Now I would like to be able to make the lights work, but even though I read and read, I can not even remotely understand how I could. Would you have an example like the switch?
thank you!!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: