A switching power supply uses a switching regulator to efficiently stabilize the output voltage. This differs from how linear power supplies operate.
There are a few main types of dimming, including 0-10V, TRIAC, PWM, and Potentiometer dimming. Explore the mechanisms behind different types of dimmers here.
An emergency backup driver supplies regulated backup power to LED lights during a power outage. Understand national regulations and the different driver types here.
Constant current drivers regulate a steady current supplied to LEDs, and constant voltage power supplies maintain a steady output voltage. Learn more here.
Class 2 and Class II power supplies may sound similar in conversation, but they mean two completely different things. Discover their differences here.
