Three-terminal current controllers regulate the current flowing through an LED string
12-06-2015 |
Mouser Electronics
|
Power
Designed for regulating the current flowing through an LED string, Exar's
iML868x three-terminal current controllers (TTCCs) are now stocked by
Mouser.
In application, the iML868x are configured in parallel with an LED string.
The iML868x can work as a voltage-controlled current source, current
regulator, or cut-off. They are suitable for applications adopting
periodical AC voltage sources. The PCB layout is also very flexible to meet
various shape requirements. They are especially suitable for replacing
incandescent light bulbs and linear type fluorescent lamps, says the
company.
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