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An LED driver is a self-contained power supply that controls the amount of current and voltage supplied to an LED light. An LED constant current driver monitors the loop current of each LED and automatically adjusts the generated DC voltage output to the minimum value needed to produce the highest forward voltage. As mains power is AC and Light Emitting Diodes run on DC, this current needs to be converted by a rectifier
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2-channel dimmer from NE555 + LM358?
Yes it only uses one of the op-amps and there are two in the same package.
Assuming your power supply can handle the power drawn from them then yes. As long as you don't hook up the LED strip to the …
