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EMD2795 - Regulated Switched Capacitor LED Current Source

This page provides the datasheet information for the EMD2795, a member of the EMD2794 Regulated Switched Capacitor LED Current Source family.

Datasheet Summary

Description

The EMD2794/EMD2795 is a 1.5x/1.0x charge pump that provides four regulated current sources.

It accepts an input voltage range from 2.7V to 5.5V and maintains a constant current determined by an external resistor.

Features

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  • Regulated current sources with ±0.5% matching High efficiency 3/2 boost function Drives one to four white LEDs. 2.7V to 5.5V input range Up to 80mA output current Analog brightness control frequency is fixed at 1.2MHz to make noise filtering easier. Brightness control can be done by both linear and PWM techniques. Linear control is achieved by applying 0V to 3.0V to the BRGT pin to linearly vary the LED current. PWM Active-low or high shutdown input (‘94/95) Very small solution.

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Part number EMD2795
Manufacturer Elite MicroPower
File Size 260.09 KB
Description Regulated Switched Capacitor LED Current Source
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Preliminary EMD2794/EMD2795 Elite MicroPower Inc. Regulated Switched Capacitor LED Current Source with Analog and PWM Brightness Control General Description The EMD2794/EMD2795 is a 1.5x/1.0x charge pump that provides four regulated current sources. It accepts an input voltage range from 2.7V to 5.5V and maintains a constant current determined by an external resistor. The EMD2794/EMD2795 delivers up to 80mA of load current to accommodate four White LEDs. The switching „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ „ Features „ Regulated current sources with ±0.5% matching High efficiency 3/2 boost function Drives one to four white LEDs. 2.7V to 5.5V input range Up to 80mA output current Analog brightness control frequency is fixed at 1.2MHz to make noise filtering easier.
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