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  • TPS92411-230VDESIGN-CALC: TPS92411-230VDESIGN-CALC

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    Part Number: TPS92411 -230VDESIGN-CALC Where can I find the TPS92411 -230VDESIGN-CALC file?

  • TPS92411: Check to the Circuit and question

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    Part Number: TPS92411 Deal All I have apply to TPS92411 for our project. TI_question(TPS92411_PowerPAD).pptx Please check to my question(Refer to atteched file) Thanks and BR PJ

  • TPS92411: Trying to improve the TPS94211 design

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    Part Number: TPS92411 Morning gents, I have seen in my TPS94211 design that the voltage

  • TPS92410: Without TPS92411

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    Part Number: TPS92410 Hi, Can TPS92410 operate without the TPS92411 ? I allow not to control current

  • TPS92410: Can TPS92410 drive 20~25pcs of white LED from AC100V without TPS92411?

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    and no isolation. Can TPS92410 drive 20~25pcs of white LED from AC100V without TPS92411 ? Your reply would be much

  • TPS92410: TPS92410 and TPS92411 direct AC driver LED lighting solution

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    Part Number: TPS92410 Hello Team, For TPS92410 and TPS92411, Can this solution be used for universal input supply range? Can this support design up to 30W? What is max conversion efficiency achieved with this solution? What are design constraints...

  • Asking for the LED driver solution

    Hi Team, Could you recommend the proper solution for the LED driver? TPS92411 is ok? Did we have 4 string solution? Support 4 string , String > 77.59V , each string 131.25 mA max . Thanks, Scott

  • RE: Low Voltage AC and DC to DC

    Hi Sam, Have you looked at the TPS92411? www.ti.com/.../TPS92411

  • TPS92411 low power factor

    Hi there! I've made a board very similar to the 120VAC EVM. It works fine, but the power factor is about 0.76, what looks quite low comparing to the datasheet. The main difference is that the LEDs forward voltage is about 22V@120mA (7x Cree Xlamp...

  • RE: TPS92411 Non-Dimmable AC Linear Floating Switch LED Driver Reference Design

    Hello, RF1 can be replaced with a fuse (or if you don't need a fuse it can be removed and shorted) C1, R3, D24, R5, D26, D27, and C4 can be removed. It will work fine as the circuit is for a non-dimming application. Thanks,

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