Part Number: LM3401 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS922055 Hello Team, We are planning to use the LED Driver LM3401 for one of our applications. The datasheet and the user guide of the LM3401 seem to be straightforward so we can simply design the circuit…
Part Number: LM3401 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TPS92200 , I have older web-bench designs that I would like to review but it looks like the part is no longer support.
Web-Bench is not available on the product page???
Part Number: LM3401 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3405 , LM3405A , LM3404 , LM3414 I am helping a customer to find a driver suitable for multiple LEDs in series. Usually 5 LEDs. The voltage of each LED is 2.5V-2.8V. Could you please help recommend suitable…
Part Number: LM3401 Dear Sir
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LM3401MM / NOPB Please tell me if there is any influence…
Part Number: LM3401
Dear TI Forum
I am having trouble with the LM3401 Board.
It is working fine when <= 14.5V is applied.
When Voltage is around 15V the LED is flickering and above 15.5V the LED is stable but Power is 50%.
Red Probe = LED Volta…
Part Number: LM3401
Hi,
can you tell me why the efficiency curve for LM3401 for 1 series LED (700mA) doesn't go down to Vin=5V but the 1A measurement does? Can you tell me the efficiency at that point?
Thank you,
Franz
Part Number: LM3401 We have a design with the LM3401 with 3 LED's in series.
A 9V forward Voltage. 24V Input.
The first build of this was done in Feb 2017 in china.
The second build was done this year in the USA.
This is a MCPCB.
Both builds used…
Part Number: LM3401 Hi
My customer use LM3401 under Vin=10~24V, Vout=3.4V and Iout=1.4A.
But when they evaluated LM3401 using EVM, there were the noise as attached document.
Coukd you tell me to reduce it?
I think I use the bypass capacitor from ILIM…
Part Number: LM3401 Hi All,
Seeing about ~20mv worth of noise on the hys pin of the lm3401. I'm thinking of filtering this pin with a capacitor to ground to try and eliminate the noise. Is this advisable?
Regards,
Jake