Part Number: TLC5946 I'm trying to run the LED using the TLC 5946. In my controller, There is a lack of signal for TLC 5946. SIN, SCLK, XLAT, BLANK, but the signal is coming out. GSCLK, no MODE signal. Do you need the circuits you need to get out? I wonder…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 1: I need a board to control 14 channels of LEDs. And the brightness of each channel need to be adjustable seprately. So I chose TLC5946, is it a good choise?
2: If use TLC5946, Can I use I2C or UART or other…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 The datasheet of TLC5946 said that max voltage of out0~out15 is 17V. But there is no detail information about how to control this voltage.
Now i connect a LED string to channel 8. But the max voltage of out8…
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When I send static PWM data to the IC, all leds light up in the respective brightness. But when I regularly change the data (animations, fading etc), only every 2nd led lights up and the lighting LEDs are pretty dim. When I only send 10 pwm data…
Dear TI 5946 expert,
Sorry to say but the databsheet I do not understand well. question:
In figure12 the outputs are going on (low) after the DC data clocked in (XLAT rising edge). My 5946 IC shows no any output. Other part of the documentation…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 , TLC5943 I'm having issues with a TLC5946.
What I originally did, is
SCLK, SIN, XLAT, MODE and XHALF connected to MCU
GSCLK connected to independent oscillator (30MHz)
BLANK not used / set to 0
So…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 Hi,
This is what we do:
1) MCU Init
2) Send DC setting to driver (the value is 63). at oscilloscope signals seems correct
3) Send GS settings to driver (the value is 4032). at oscilloscope signals seems…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 Hello, I'm having a problem with ground noise in a circuit I've made using a TLC5946. I have connected a the TLC5946 to a microcontroller that is sending it data. The LEDs connected to the TLC have a power dissipation…
Part Number: TLC5947 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TLC5946 Hi there,
I am powering 24 LEDs that all require less than 20mA of current. I am also wanting to power 5 LEDs that require 50mA of current. I am looking at the TLC5947 (readily available…