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Old 10-20-2020, 11:36 AM   #25
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Originally Posted by NullNix View Post
Well, all LEDs flicker: the only way you can adjust the intensity of an LED is to make it turn off sometimes and on the rest of the time. Usually this is thousands of times a second and more or less imperceptible, though. You might be hypersensitive to interference beats between (also flickering) incandescent/CFL/LED house lighting (all of which flicker one way or another) and the differing flicker frequency of the LEDs in the Kindle. It's worth seeing if turning house lights off makes the lighting seem less flickery.
Not quite right there. While PWM is fairly common, you can also control LED brightness by modulating the current. Controlling the current has it's own issues as the brightness is not linear and you can see colour changes. As for the speed of PWM? The issue there is that quite a few PWM setups are barely into the 100Hz range never mind the 1KHz range. If you Google around, you can find several studies most of which concluded that any PWM of 400Hz or higher is imperceptible even during saccades.
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