how does flikering of light occurs
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Light flicker refers to rapid or quick and, repeated changes in the brightness of light over time - light that appears to flutter and be unsteady. It is caused when the voltage supplied to a light source changes or when the power line voltage itself fluctuates.
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Certain types of lighting technologyare naturally more prone to flickeringthan others. For example, flickeringsometimes occurs in fluorescentlights within the first minute or so of turning them on as the phosphors reach peak illumination, or when the bulbs are connected to a failing ballast.
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