SP4491 - Two Panel Electroluminscent Lamp Driver

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The SP4491 by Sipex is a Two Panel Electroluminscent Lamp Driver. Below is the official datasheet preview.

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Part number	SP4491
Manufacturer	Sipex
File Size	155.65 KB
Description	Two Panel Electroluminscent Lamp Driver
Datasheet	SP4491_SipexCorporation.pdf
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SP4491 Product details

Description

The SP4491 electroluminescent lamp driver provides designers of cell phones PDA's and other handheld, portable electronic devices with an integrated solution for driving two EL lamps independently or concurrently.

Features

a low power standby mode which draws less than 1µA. The frequency of the internal oscillator is set using a single external resistor. A single external inductor is required to generate the high voltage AC outputs to drive the EL lamps. All input pins are ESD protected with internal diodes to VDD and VSS.

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Published: Jun 7, 2005 |