fázisvezérlés
Fázisvezérlés, also known as phase control, is a method used in electronics and electrical engineering to control the power delivered to a load by varying the point in the alternating current (AC) waveform at which the current is switched on. This is typically achieved using semiconductor devices such as thyristors or triacs.
The fundamental principle of fázisvezérlés involves interrupting the AC waveform at a specific point within each
Fázisvezérlés is widely employed in applications where variable power output is required, such as dimming lights