Hello to all! This article is about how to build and apply dimmers for lighting control. The schemes are the simplest. Designed for mains 220 volts AC, control - analog signal 0-5 volts (arduino) or 0-3.3 volts (esp8266).
1. Dimmer for incandescent lamp, transistor:
Scheme:
Composition:
Q1 - IGBT transistor IRG4BC30UD (radiator required) D1 - rectifier diode D2 - diode bridge Z 10V - Zener diode at 10 volts 4N25 - optocoupler R 100K and R 10K - resistors C 4.7 - capacitor
Principle of operation: amplification of the pwm signal with an arduino transistor.
Work example:
2. Dimmer on a simistor, suitable for incandescent lamps and LED dimmable lamps:
Scheme:
Composition:
BT 139 - Triac MOC 3021 and 4N25 - optocouplers R300, R10K, R50K - Resistors
Principle of operation: INT0 - input to arduino (pin2) set to interrupt, it receives a phase transition signal through zero (zero detector). OUT is the output from arduine (pin3) from which a signal arrives at the triac through a delay.
The dimming parameter is set via the serial port (0-255 #) Example: 99 #