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Use a PWM LED dimmer to fadecrossfade between 2 different sources?

I'm wanting to build an LED light panel using this PWM dimmer. However, I'd like to have 2 different LED light strips that can be faded between using the pot. I need one light strip to take the power provided from the board and the other to use the remaining power (50/50, 90/10, etc). Is this at all possible, or is there a separate board I could search for (what terms could I use)? Would I simply need to use two different boards and control them separately?

Thank you.

Use a PWM LED dimmer to fade between 2 different sources?

I'm wanting to build an LED light panel using this PWM dimmer. However, I'd like to have 2 different LED light strips that can be faded between using the pot. I need one light strip to take the power provided from the board and the other to use the remaining power. Is this at all possible, or is there a separate board I could search for (what terms could I use)? Would I simply need to use two different boards and control them separately?

Thank you.

Use a PWM LED dimmer to crossfade between 2 different sources?

I'm wanting to build an LED light panel using this PWM dimmer. However, I'd like to have 2 different LED light strips that can be faded between using the pot. I need one light strip to take the power provided from the board and the other to use the remaining power (50/50, 90/10, etc). Is this at all possible, or is there a separate board I could search for (what terms could I use)? Would I simply need to use two different boards and control them separately?

Thank you.

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Use a PWM LED dimmer to fade between 2 different sources?

I'm wanting to build an LED light panel using this PWM dimmer. However, I'd like to have 2 different LED light strips that can be faded between using the pot. I need one light strip to take the power provided from the board and the other to use the remaining power. Is this at all possible, or is there a separate board I could search for (what terms could I use)? Would I simply need to use two different boards and control them separately?

Thank you.