The LM3492 integrates a boost converter and a two-channel current regulator to implement a highly efficient and cost effective LED driver for driving two individually dimmable LED strings with a maximum power of 15 W and an output voltage of up to 65 V. The boost converter employs a proprietary projected-on-time control method to give a fast transient response with no compensation required, and a…

The demonstration board included in this shipment is capable of converting a 176VAC to 305VAC input that has been phase dimmed to drive multiple LED’s at up to 500 mA average current. The evaluation board utilizing the LM3445 will automatically adjust the LED current and light output in relation to the triac firing angle.

The LED7707 consists of a high efficiency monolithic boost converter and six controlled current generators (rows) specifically designed to supply LEDs arrays used in the backlighting of LCD panels. The device can manage an output voltage up to 36 V (i.e. 10 white LEDs per row).

This application note describes the functioning of the STEVAL-ILL026V1 non-isolated 3 W offline LED driver power supply designed using the VIPER22A-E low power offline SMPS primary switcher from STMicroelectronics. The circuit regulates the load current to 350 mA and generates about 10 V. The load is composed of three high-brightness (HB) LEDs, connected in series.

The document describes a high power-factor TRIAC dimmable LED driver designed to drive a nominal LED string voltage of 28 V at 0.5 A from an input voltage range of 90 VAC to 265 VAC. The LED driver utilizes the LNK406EG from the LinkSwitch-PH family of ICs.

Clare's CPC9909 Evaluation Board contains all the necessary circuitry to demonstrate all the features of CPC9909 High Brightness (HB), Off-Line LED driver. The CPC9909 IC architecture includes pulse frequency modulation (PFM) with a constant peak-current control scheme. This regulation scheme is inherently stable, allowing the driver to operate above 50% duty cycle without open-loop instability o…

Demonstration circuits 1511A-A and 1511A-B feature the LTM®8042 and the LTM8042-1, which are respectively complete 1A and 350mA µModule LED drivers. The demonstration circuits are assembled as boost topologies, accepting an input voltage from 3V to 30V and supporting an output up to 32V (see Table 1).

Demonstration circuits 1511A-A and 1511A-B feature the LTM®8042 and the LTM8042-1, which are respectively complete 1A and 350mA µModule LED drivers. The demonstration circuits are assembled as boost topologies, accepting an input voltage from 3V to 30V and supporting an output up to 32V (see Table 1).

Demonstration circuit DC2342A is a 60V synchronous boost LED controller featuring the LT3762. It drives a single string of LEDs at 2A up to 32V when VIN is between 7V and 28V. It runs down to 4VIN with reduced ILED and can withstand VIN transients as high as 30V.

The MCP1643 Synchronous Boost LED Constant Current Regulator Evaluation Board is used to evaluate and demonstrate Microchip Technology’s MCP1643 device. This board demonstrates the MCP1643 in a boost converter application supplied by one AA battery, or from an external voltage source, which drives an LED with four selectable currents. The MCP1643 Synchronous Boost LED Constant Current Regulator E…