OK. I understand what you have and why the output looks the way it does. The equivalent circuit is too complex for my quick analysis. A mathematical model is possible, I suppose, but way too complicated
Current is induced by moving a coil of wires in a magnetic field. In your example I don't understand the movement of the magnetic field (or the coil if the magnetic field remains stationary). Can you
Sorry I was not more help. If you are pulling power off from a circuit in an unknown product it must be determined how the loading will disturb the functioning of it. If you use a transistor switch it
What is the consumer product? It would help to know the source of the circuit supplying the LED. Most LED lamps have a series resistor that limits the current to the appropriate amount for the specific
Sorry, but I don't understand the question. Can you send a schematic diagram or at least clarify the question? What is an SSR? What properties does it have for current operation, etc.... They are all