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NoahDicola
So I"m looking to replace all my rear lights with arrays of LEDs.
Now my question is this: when I turn on my parking light, some of my lights light up dim, but when I hit the turn signals or brake lights, they light up bright, how do I achieve this effect with LEDs?
Well, from what I gather, you use a PWM circuit to pulse the LED when it's supposed to be dim, then you splice the brake or turn light signal into the same wire such that when you hit the turn signal or brake light, the LED receives full power, overriding the strobing.
Is this the way to go?
Now my question is this: when I turn on my parking light, some of my lights light up dim, but when I hit the turn signals or brake lights, they light up bright, how do I achieve this effect with LEDs?
Well, from what I gather, you use a PWM circuit to pulse the LED when it's supposed to be dim, then you splice the brake or turn light signal into the same wire such that when you hit the turn signal or brake light, the LED receives full power, overriding the strobing.
Is this the way to go?