LED Drivers Illuminate Multiple Strings Efficiently

July 12, 2011
Atmel’s multi-string LED driver family offers efficiency optimizer (EO) technology, flexible dimming options, scalability across a wide range of power levels, user programmability, and promises a lower BOM.

Atmel’s multi-string LED driver family offers efficiency optimizer (EO) technology, flexible dimming options, scalability across a wide range of power levels, user programmability, and promises a lower BOM. Allegedly, EO technology minimizes power consumption to the lowest practical level and allows designers to use any DC-to-DC or AC-to-DC converter topology with isolated or non-isolated implementation. The drivers are available in three categories: with external MOSFET current sinks, internal MOSFET current sinks, and with an integrated power controller. Pricing for various drivers in the family range from $2.50 to USD $5 each/1,000. ATMEL CORP., San Jose, CA. (408) 441-0311.

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