EF000010 - meaning of static / dynamic
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Could somebody tell me the meaning of this feature? Maybe with an example? Thanks
Could somebody tell me the meaning of this feature? Maybe with an example? Thanks
The feature is EF000010: Model? I assume you mean the use of this feature in a class like EC002710 - LED driver?
In an earlier topic, the answer was:For EV010336: Dynamic, Philips provided as remark: Not fixed, can be switched and regulated.. Whereas for EV010455: Static: Fixed, can be switched ON or OFF
For the rest there is a lot of info available online, like: Dynamic lighting signifies pulse or duty lighting, meaning that the device is lit using pulses and not continuously powered. The advantages include lower current consumption and longer life, while a disadvantage is more complicated circuit design. Static or DC lighting refers to lighting a device using a continuous supply of power, which shortens the life and consumes more power but is simpler to design.
In an earlier topic, the answer was:For EV010336: Dynamic, Philips provided as remark: Not fixed, can be switched and regulated.. Whereas for EV010455: Static: Fixed, can be switched ON or OFF
For the rest there is a lot of info available online, like: Dynamic lighting signifies pulse or duty lighting, meaning that the device is lit using pulses and not continuously powered. The advantages include lower current consumption and longer life, while a disadvantage is more complicated circuit design. Static or DC lighting refers to lighting a device using a continuous supply of power, which shortens the life and consumes more power but is simpler to design.
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