Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
I'm planning to use this CCFL backlight as part of an illuminated table which one of it's features is brightness control. The backlight is able to be turned off at a duty cycle above 0%. My LM393 PWM circuit does the job again, although a 555 timer could do the job just as well.
I'm planning to use this CCFL backlight as part of an illuminated table which one of it's features is brightness control. The backlight is able to be turned off at a duty cycle above 0%. My LM393 PWM circuit does the job again, although a 555 timer could do the job just as well.
