High Current LED Driver with Three-State Control @LinearTechnology
High Current LED Driver with Three-State Control  @LinearTechnology
Uploaded January 2010 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
with Walker Bai, Applications Engineer Section Leader, Power Products
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There are many LED drivers on the market for low current LEDs and many others for high current LEDs. Low current LEDs are 20mA to 100mA LEDs. High current ones are 100mA to ~1A. But how many 20A LED drivers do you know? How about 40A? Not many. How about super fast µs rise time between 0A and 20A or between any two current levels? Not heard of. Not until now.
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