You would if it was a really shitty PSU with half wave rectification.
You would if it was a really shitty PSU with half wave rectification.
I don't swing that way.
I'm definitely getting 100Hz flicker from it, I timed it using a slow camera shot (1/10th of a second) while moving the LED across the camera's field of vision. There were exactly 10 bright spots, although they were only 8% brighter than the dim spots. The LEDs don't go off completely. It's enough of a flicker for me to see with my eyes if I scan past the light, and I can detect anomalies when watching something rotating, like a drill chuck. I've got an oscilloscope on order, then I'll be able to check the signal to the LEDs (and in other parts of the supply) accurately.
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