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• RE: TPS60252: TPS60252 driving single white LED with a VIN of 3.55 to 4.2V.

  

  Patrick Yao

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  Hi Dax, You can use LM36010. LM36010 BR Patrick Yao

  • 8 months ago
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• RE: LM36010EVM: About EVM test

  

  Mason Wang

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  hi Peter Pls notice MSP-EXP432P401R is not a must MCU for LM36010. Some alternatives can be MSP432E411Y, MSP432E401Y

  • 9 months ago
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• RE: LED Driver selection

  

  Frank Qiu

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  Hi Qi, i recommend you to consider lm36010/1 in this case

  • 10 months ago
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• RE: infrared led driver

  

  Frank Qiu

  Hi Florentin, i recommend LM36010 in this case.

  • over 1 year ago
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• RE: LM3648: How to calculate the Tj of LM3648

  

  Hailiang Zhang

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  Hi Frank, Many thanks! Customers may use LM36010 in their next product. But the PCB will not be changed at present, and the forecast is 100ku/y. So could you please help support this case? In addition, can the calculation method of LM36010 be applied to…

  • over 1 year ago
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• LM3553: Suggestion for alternative IC 2Series LED Vf=2.77Vea @ 300mA

  

  Drace

  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…

  • over 2 years ago
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• RE: LED Driver - 1S 4P configuration 3.2V forward voltage 80mA current

  

  Sean Zhou

  Hi Sir, Ok, we don't have much choice for such kind of LED configuration, but you can try with our LM36010. BR Sean

  • over 2 years ago
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• RE: TPS54201: Searching for a LED Driver

  

  Sean Zhou

  Hi Jimmy, Could you share me the output load specification? How many LEDs at the load side? If you just want to drivre one LED, I would suggest with the LM36010 first. BR Sean

  • over 2 years ago
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• RE: LM3560: Ramp time

  

  Sean Zhou

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  Hi Kelly, Here is the LM36010 which I2C address is 0x64 that can help you for multi-LED application. BR Sean

  • over 2 years ago
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• RE: TPS61169: Use confirmation

  

  GARETH OU

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  Thank you for your help Another question , can lm36010 also do 3.3v to 12v (boost)?

  • over 2 years ago
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