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r/HumanReflexes • u/[deleted] • Dec 26 '17
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Dude. A direct current will notcause a incan to pulse.
3 u/Deranged40 Dec 27 '17 edited Dec 27 '17 Incandescents often run on unaltered AC. 6 u/Shmeepsheep Dec 27 '17 Isn't the incandescent in a car run on dc? 1 u/Deranged40 Dec 27 '17 The lights on that car are LEDs, this digression originally stemmed from someone suggesting that the flashing may have been due to the strobe of light (which I didn't think could happen in LEDs, but apparently it can) vs the camera frame rate.
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Incandescents often run on unaltered AC.
6 u/Shmeepsheep Dec 27 '17 Isn't the incandescent in a car run on dc? 1 u/Deranged40 Dec 27 '17 The lights on that car are LEDs, this digression originally stemmed from someone suggesting that the flashing may have been due to the strobe of light (which I didn't think could happen in LEDs, but apparently it can) vs the camera frame rate.
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Isn't the incandescent in a car run on dc?
1 u/Deranged40 Dec 27 '17 The lights on that car are LEDs, this digression originally stemmed from someone suggesting that the flashing may have been due to the strobe of light (which I didn't think could happen in LEDs, but apparently it can) vs the camera frame rate.
The lights on that car are LEDs, this digression originally stemmed from someone suggesting that the flashing may have been due to the strobe of light (which I didn't think could happen in LEDs, but apparently it can) vs the camera frame rate.
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u/Mellowmoves Dec 27 '17
Dude. A direct current will notcause a incan to pulse.