Hello, I have bought 20W LED Flood lamp, only to discover it flickers bad, 37%.
I did not test before buying, however I rushed to store to exchange it to anything better.
I discovered that other light flickered 100-150%.

So here is the PCB shot both sides.
The driver chip is BP3319MB
datasheet https://z3d9b7u8.stackpathcdn.com/pdf-down/B/P/3/BP3319MB-BPS.pdf

Original cap is 120V 120uF flicker 37% voltage 86V 30LEDS 188mA current
I added 2x 470uF (total 1060uF) flicker 8.5% voltage 86V 30LEDS 188mA current
I added 1x 390uF (total 1450uF) flicker 5.2% voltage 86V 30LEDS 188mA current

I expected single cap like 470uF would solve the problem, why I need so many caps?
Looking for any help.

Also how to adjust current, the datasheet is not clear about that, see PCB photos any hints?

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Most people don't measure the Power-Supply-Noise of an LED Lamp.

Why do You care ?

If You actually need close to zero-Noise, then the Color-Spectrum must also be important.
If either of these is the case,
You will have to build your own Custom-Power-Supply, powering specifically selected COB-LEDs.
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