The main purpose of this study is to develop a “combination of storage batteries and microcontrollers to achieve dimmable LED.” This system includes a Boston-Power battery, boost converter, pulse width modulation (PWM) signal generation circuit, and LED light. The proposed system will allow users to adjust the luminance of LED light when the storage battery is discharging. The system uses the boost converter and the PWM signal generated by an ATMega328 microcontroller; the pulse voltage of the PWM signal is then increased through a TLP250 photocoupler. Next, with a differential amplifier INA145, the control of the LED light is achieved. Finally, this study demonstrates variation of the PWM signal cycle to control the luminance of the LED light by modifying the program code of the microcontroller.