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Hello, Have a look here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phase-fired_controller Bertus

Hello, Also attached a PDF on how to select a resistor. Bertus

Hello, Have a look at the following pictures: Bertus

Hello, Have a look at this page from our partner site AAC: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/chpt-2/voltage-current-resistance-relate/ Bertus

Hello, It is by Ohm's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohm%27s_law Have a look at these formulas: Bertus

Hello, @nikidi.control , Please keep track of your prefixes and units. m = mili = X0.001 M = Mega = X 1000000 Also have a look at the attached PDF. Bertus

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Hello, The busbar connects the capacitors in parallel. See the user manual for more info. Bertus

Hello, Keep in mind that the broad tabs can be hard to solder. The one I showed has wires connected. Bertus

Hello, I would try the 2.4 Volts version as the battery says 2/100 ( 2 cells 100 mAh) You could peel of the red plastic cover to count the number of cells. Bertus

Hello, The V3.2 may be the revision number of the CPU. The first battery you show is a 3 cell battery of 3.6 Volts. The second battery you show is a 2 cell battery of 2.4 Volts. You could try to measure the voltage on the battery with a digital multi meter. Bertus

Hello, On the side it says "varta 2/100 rst". It could well be a rechargeble battery of 2 cells with a capacity of 100 mAh. The following page shows a battery of 2 cells with a capacity of 80 mAh: https://uk.farnell.com/varta/55608602059/battery-button-ni-mh-80mah-2-4/dp/854657 There are also...

Hello, Could you post a picture of the battery on the board? Are there any codes on the battery like CR3032? Is it some kind of button cell? The wiki has an overview of them with size given: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Button_cell More battery sizes are give on this wiki page...

Hello, As far as I know, I approved the first post that was in the approval que. It said that there was an akismet message that the word "excel" was in the post. aksimet is a site for "anti-spam" : https://akismet.com/ Bertus

Hello, When a solution is found, it can help others when the OP posts the solution. Bertus