You have to know, is your converter "dimmable" or not.
Most LED lamp drivers will attempt to preserve a stable current through the lamp despite your attempts at dimming. So nothing good will come of the idea.
Dimmable drivers can recognize dimming attempts and respond to them. Or the lamp driver must have a special input (usually a 0-10V signal) to change the brightness.
In case of "dimmable" driver you can find a lot of project in google by "arduino dimmer control" or something like
The dimmer circuit is attached to a 110-220 Voltage. Do not build this if you are not confident about what you are doing.
Yes it is dimmable since the ac ac voltage regulator has been able to adjust the brightness output, via volatge regulation. You mentioned dimmer control, what exactly would you recommend if i were to build with it.
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