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Introducing the STMicroelectronics LED1202 12-Channel low quiescent current LED driver samples and evaluation boards available from Anglia
The LED1202 from STMicroelectronics is a programmable 12-channel low quiescent current LED driver. The device guarantees 5 V output driving capability and has 12 low-side current generators allowing each channel to provide up to 20 mA output current
 

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STMicroelectronics adds new monolithic step up LED Driver for multiple LED’s

 

The LED7706 is the new monolithic step-up LED driver for backlighting and lighting, able to drive up to 60 LEDs with very high dimming performance. The device includes a boost and backlighting section making the LED7706 suitable for general LED lighting and LCD backlighting.

The features of the boost section include, 4.5V to 36V input voltage, internal power MOSFET, internal +5V LDO for device supply, up to 36V output voltage, constant frequency peak current-mode control, 200kHz to 1MHz adjustable switching frequency, pulse-skip power saving mode at light load, programmable Soft-Start and programmable OVP protection.

The backlight section includes, six rows with 30mA maximum current capability (adjustable), up to 35V maximum drop, rows disable option, less than 500ns minimum dimming time (1% minimum dimming duty-cycle at 20kHz dimming frequency), ±2% current matching between rows and LED failure (open and short circuit) detection.

For more information on the full range of STMicroelectronics products available from Anglia please call +44 (0)1945 474747 or email info@anglia.com

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This news article was originally published in September 2008.

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17/9/08