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AC PWM dimmer using PIC16F877A

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Author: Goirik Dhar

Last Updated: 2019-04-02

Package Version: 7.2.0.0

Category: Power supply

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License: MIT license  

This program uses an external interrupt to detect zero crossing point in an AC power source to produce a certain controllable delay to generate a variable AC power supply. this can be used to control brightness of lamps, or to control speed of a motor.

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