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  Yunsik Chung

  • 13 days ago
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  LP8860-Q1: Hi, i have a question about LED driver in infotainment cluster.

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  Part Number: LP8860 - Q1 Hi, I was studying about LED driver in cluster display and I was wondering
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  Yunsik Chung

  • 12 days ago
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  LP8860-Q1: Hi, I have a question about the diode in lp8860-Q1.

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  Part Number: LP8860 - Q1 Hi, i was studying about lp8860 LED driver and i got curious about
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  Yunsik Chung

  • 3 days ago
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  LP8860-Q1: Hi, I'm promoting LED driver for wide screen cluster.

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 Hi, I am thinking of promoting LED driver for wide display cluster (about 17 inches or more) I have been promoting lp8860-Q1 for cluster display about 4~7 inches. Would it be better to promote lp8863 or lp886x for wide display...
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  Pjs

  • 17 days ago
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  LP8860-Q1: Minimum OUT current

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 Hi, What is the minimum current load on the OUTn pins? I'm looking to run 4 chains of LEDs at low current (a few mA per chain) - is such a low load likely to cause any issues? Also, is there a minimum load for the boost...
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  Chris Marshall11

  • 1 month ago
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  LP8860-Q1: Initial Power Up register settings

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  Part Number: LP8860 - Q1 What are the default settings for BOOST_INITIAL_VOLTAGES[5:0] in EEPROM
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  Dave Bell1

  • 4 days ago
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  LP8860-Q1: output current and string voltage monitors

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 Are there read-back registers to monitor the individual LED string currents and/or voltages?
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  Qianqian

  • 1 month ago
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  LP8860-Q1: 8channels led driver solution

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 Dear TI Experts, I am looking for an automotive led driver for 8channels, 10 LEDs each channel, current of each channel is 90mA Do you have any solutions? Can I use two LP8860 for this application?
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  Yoshikazu Kawasaki

  • 1 month ago
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  LP8860-Q1: What would be the input voltage to support Vout=42V, Fsw=2MHz, Iload=130mA/string, Ta=90C?

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 Hello, My customer has been investigating as one of the candidates of the LCD backlight driver for LP8860-Q1. They'd like to confirm the input voltage which can support the followings. Would you please tell me about it? ...
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  user5792115

  • 2 months ago
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  LP8860-Q1: VDDIO/EN unexpected rising before MCU controlling

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  Part Number: LP8860 - Q1 Hi I found some similar questions in TI community,but still have some
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  user3529051

  • 2 months ago
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  LP8860-Q1: How to use the boost function

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  Part Number: LP8860-Q1 I would like to input 12V and boost it to 27V. Can it be realized only by register setting? In the case of 27V "9.2.2 Low VDD Voltage and Combined Output Mode Application" Is it all right with the circuit described?...

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