S8350D - Linear LED Driver IC

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Description

The S8350D is an integrated adjustable constant-current source, driving loads up to 1200mA.

The output current level can be adjusted via an external resistor.

Features

Supplies stable bias current for LEDs.
LED drive current adjustable via single external resistor (Max 1200mA).
Low Cost, Low External Parts Count.
Halogen-Free Package is Available ◈ Pin Assignment &.

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Part number	S8350D
Manufacturer	KODENSHI
File Size	263.15 KB
Description	Linear LED Driver IC
Datasheet	S8350D Datasheet
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S8350D Linear LED Driver IC ◈ Description The S8350D is an integrated adjustable constant-current source, driving loads up to 1200mA. The output current level can be adjusted via an external resistor. The integrated SHDN input of the S8350D permits LED brightness regulation by pulse width modulation (PWM), with the SHDN input, the LED brightness can be regulated via duty cycle. Also, SHDN low sets the S8350D in sleep mode, the SHDN pin also can be used as an enable input. This discrete integration technology eliminates individual components by combining them into a single package, which results in a significant reduction of both system cost and board space.

Published: Jan 18, 2017 |