electronics engineering Herald                                          
Home | News | New Products | India Specific | Design Guide | Sourcing database | Student Section | About us | Contact us | What's New
Processor / MCU / DSP
Memory
Analog
Logic and Interface
PLD / FPGA
Power-supply and Industrial ICs
Automotive ICs
Cellphone ICs
Consumer ICs
Computer ICs
Communication ICs (Data & Analog)
RF / Microwave
Subsystems / Boards
Reference Design
Software / Development kits
Test and Measurement
Discrete
Opto
Passives
Interconnect
Sensors
Batteries
Others

Date: 15th Jun 2011

Inductor free WLED driver can drive a single LED up to 800mA

Micrel Inc. has unveiled a pair of new linear WLED Drivers to further expand its lighting portfolio of products. The MIC4801/MIC4802 are single channel, constant-current sink LED drivers designed for architectural, landscape, and general LED lighting products. The MIC4801/MIC4802 are currently available in volume quantities with pricing starting at $0.58 and $0.62 respectively for 1Ku quantities.

"The MIC4801 /MIC4802 LED drivers are simple to use and do not require an inductor, eliminating noise, minimizing component count and simplifying numerous designs," noted Doyle Slack, senior marketing director for Analog. "With its Ultra Fast PWM Control interface, both the MIC4801and the MIC4802 can achieve brightness control down to 1 percent duty cycle."

The MIC4801 and the MIC4802 are designed to drive a single LED up to 600mA and 800mA respectively. The MIC4801 and the MIC4802 feature low dropout voltages that allow the LEDs to be driven directly from low voltage sources and thus eliminate switching noise/losses, which accompany the use of boost circuitry.

The ±1 percent accurate current regulated WLED ensures uniform display illumination under all conditions. The brightness is controlled through an Ultra Fast PWM Control interface operating down to less than 1 percent duty cycle. The MIC4801 and the MIC4802 are available in an 8-pin SOIC package and 8-Pin ePad SOIC package respectively with a junction temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
For more information visit: http://www.micrel.com


 
Xilinx 7 series FPGA
Home | News | New Products | India Specific | Design Guide | Sourcing database | Student Section | About us | Contact us | What's New
©2010 Electronics Engineering Herald