How do I control high power leds with arduino?
Account cancelled 2022-03-11 10:36:07 779 Views2 Replies Hello folks,
For my aquarium led lights, I want to control the led lights with an arduino, I want to control the intensity from 0 to 100% for every single color. Because all the leds are connected in series and have between 60 and 80V per channel, I will drive them with different led drivers for every color. May be should I use them to drive PWM dimmable LED drivers which I get an idea from https://www.apogeeweb.net/electron/unde ... asics.html? If it is possible what do I need?
I want to controll 100x 1watt led with 6 different colors, I will attach a picture of all the leds I will use.
Anyone has ideas of it? Thank you for time.
For my aquarium led lights, I want to control the led lights with an arduino, I want to control the intensity from 0 to 100% for every single color. Because all the leds are connected in series and have between 60 and 80V per channel, I will drive them with different led drivers for every color. May be should I use them to drive PWM dimmable LED drivers which I get an idea from https://www.apogeeweb.net/electron/unde ... asics.html? If it is possible what do I need?
I want to controll 100x 1watt led with 6 different colors, I will attach a picture of all the leds I will use.
Anyone has ideas of it? Thank you for time.
2022-04-16 04:29:04 williamjon
Hey, your question seems very generic. Well arduino cannot understand such generic command such as control light, so let me try and explain different command you could give your arduino to "control light".
williamjon 2022-04-02 11:24:40 
R2D2C3PO
You can use a motor driver. Usually, a motor driver is able to provide 5-60v and 5-30A power for motors. But you can connect high power led without any problems.
R2D2C3PO 