Part Number: LM3553 Hi.
The LM3553 would nearly suit my application but I'm targetting a length of flash below 2ms so I really need the current to ramp-up to about 800mA in less than 250us. Any suggestions from TI product range?
My application: flash…
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3644 , LM36010 , TPS92201 , LM3645 Tool/software: Hi Sir,
In the Torch or Flash mode, is the LM3553 support the long time turn-on function?
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3644 Hi
I would like to ask you to recommend an IC with or without the same function
A. It needs to be a flash (I want to drive two leds, one needs 1A)
B. Also test Torch (the same two, but…
Part Number: LM3553 I want to use a LM3553 to drive a string (series) of 2 white LED in a camera flash application. Input voltage is 5V.
I understand that maximum ID1+ID2 = 1.2A which corresponds to Rset = 14kR.
By setting bit ST1=0 and bit ST0=0…
Part Number: LM3553 Hi support :
LM3553 driving Vf 3.3V Red LED is ok.
But I change Vf 3.3V Red LED to a new OSRAM GR PSLR31.13 LED.
The Vf of GR PSLR31.13 is about 6.6V.
When turn on the LED.
There is a high frequency noise.
Maybe the noise…
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3533 , , USB2ANY I bought a LM3553 Evaluation board.
But I could not find GUI.
Where can i download the GUI in TI site?
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM36010 , LM3560 , , TPS92200 I'm looking to drive two LEDs for a project. Flip Chip 10 by Lumiled LED Vf=2.77V at 350mA
Due to the low Vf, ICs like the LM3560/LM36010 that I've used in previous projects…
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM36010 Hi, Team
My customer is working with LM3553 in a application of drive 1* LED. Power supply is 5V only.
LED: VF ID
Max: 3.5V 350mA
Min: 2.9V 100mA
They are using the single LED schematic…
Part Number: LM3553 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3643 , LM3644 Hi team,
Customer inquired PWM brightness control possibility by adding PWM signal to the FEN pin.
I is thought that the flash operation is repeated synchronizing to the high transition…