Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP8869C-Q1 , Hi Expert,
Our customer wants to replace LP8869C-Q1 with LP8867-q1. If we don't use
Power-Line FET Control and
Automatic LED Current Reduction With External Temperature Sensor
is…
Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Hello team,
For power consumption measurement of LP8867-Q1, can you answer the following questions?
-. The probing point is node1 or node2?
-. Active supply current is measured with PWM=0%?
Thanks,
Sam Lee
Part Number: LP8861-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP8867-Q1 ,
Hi,
The customer is considering changing LP8867-Q1 to LP8861-Q1.
Please review whether LP8861-Q1 can be used for the existing schematic.
LP8867-Q1 Schematic]
Delete Schematic.
Q1. What…
Part Number: LP8869-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP8867-Q1 ,
Hi,
The customer has a problem with the delivery date of LP8867-Q1.
So the customer wants to use LP8869-Q1.
I'm worried that two outputs are being connected in parallel.
Please review…
Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Hello,
The maximam dimming ratio is somehow recommended up to 10,000:1 for 100Hz PWM, while the minimum off time is 0.5us. How much will it be for 200Hz PWM?
Thank you.
Regards,
Oguri (TIJ automotive FAE)
Part Number: LP8867C-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LP8867-Q1 Hi team,
Do you have comparison table between LP8867-Q1 and LP8867C-Q1 in aspect of pin location, pin function, electrical characteristics, and internal chip, wire bonding differences…
Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Hello team,
For LED current dimming, LP8867-Q1 supports TSENSE pin and it’s controlled by external thermistor.
However, instead of using thermistor at TSENSE pin, is it possible to use a signal like PWM from MCU in order…
Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Hi team,
Could you advise the tolerance of the switching frequency of LP8867-Q1 when it is set by the resistor?
I need this information to set the frequency to avoid AM band.
regards,
Part Number: LP8867-Q1 Hi team,
SD pin behavior at soft start is described as below.
"In SOFT START state, the SD pin slowly increases the sink current until it reaches 230 μA."
Could you advise how long does it take to reach 230uA?
regards…