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--- dimmer [2015/02/08 19:20] – [Partlist (in buildup order)] breaker27
+++ dimmer [2015/02/08 19:23] (current) – [Integrate it into a housing] breaker27
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 ^  Amount  ^               Part                      ^  Placing   ^             Picture                    ^
 |    1     | PCB Dimmer                              |            |  {{ parts:pcb_dimmer.jpg }}            |
-|    6     | Diode 1N4148                            | D1-D7      |  {{ parts:diode_1n4148.jpg }}          |
+|    7     | Diode 1N4148                            | D1-D7      |  {{ parts:diode_1n4148.jpg }}          |
 |    1     | Resistor 680R blue-gray-brown           | R1         |  {{ parts:resistor_680r.jpg }}         |
 |    2     | Resistor 1k brown-black-red             | R2, R6     |  {{ parts:resistor_1k.jpg }}           |
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 You can either use an extra housing or integrate the device directly into the housing of a CFL lamp. See the  [[http://www.smarthomatic.org/devices/dimmer.html|picture on the website]] for an example.
-It is very important to use **shielded cables for the 1-10V control voltage**. If you use unshielded cables and they are near the high voltage cables, intereferences can crash your microcontroller when you switch on the lamp.
+It is very important to use **shielded cables for the 1-10V control voltage**. If you use unshielded cables and they are near the high voltage cables, interferences can crash your microcontroller when you switch on the lamp.