A constant current LED dimmable driver from Euchips of China is DALI-standard and designed to be waterproof. A constant current LED dimmable driver from Euchips of China is DALI-standard and designed ...

The HV9803 is a LED driver IC with average-mode constant current control and operates in a constant off-time mode. It can be powered from a 7.0 – 13.2 V supply. The device is equipped with a current ...

PLANO, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Diodes Incorporated (Diodes) (Nasdaq: DIOD) today introduces a new 12-channel, constant-current LED driver, the AL58221. It features 12 open-drain outputs that are rated ...

The PS30, a constant duty cycle 67 kHz LED driver from Supertex, is optimized for dimmable off-line LED bulb/tube applications, providing high power factor correction (PFC). The PS30 is intended to ...

Typical uses today include backlighting for LCD TVs, projectors, computer displays, camera flashes, and vehicle brake lights. All need constant-current LED drivers that are economical and offer high ...

Infineon has brought out a constant current linear LED driver IC which provides low-voltage drop performance for regulating LED current. It is the second device released in the new generation BCR ...

The MAX6946/MAX6947 I²C-/SMBus™-compatible, serial-interfaced peripherals provide microprocessors with 10 I/O ports rated to 7V. Each port can be configured as a 2.5mA to 20mA constant-current LED ...

Linear Technology has announced the LT3909, a high efficiency, constant current LED driver that can drive two strings of up to 10 LEDs at 50mA. To ensure constant brightness, each LED string contains ...

Driver circuits are available in a variety of topologies. These include series (switch-mode) drivers, and parallel (non-inductor) drivers. How LEDs are driven depends on the level of efficiency ...

[Peter] needed to drive a high power LED for his microscope. Rather than pick up a commercial LED driver, he built a simple constant current LED driver and fan control. We’ve featured [Peter’s] ...

Controlling LEDs is really quite simple. As you know, they need to be current limited which is as easy as applying Ohm’s law to your given set of values. To make things even more even there’s a slew ...