HI
Is there any problem in operating the attached LED with the following circuit diagram?
* LED operates at minimum 15mA
* EN1=0 ,EN2=1
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HI
Is there any problem in operating the attached LED with the following circuit diagram?
* LED operates at minimum 15mA
* EN1=0 ,EN2=1
Only the LED connected to the D1 pin does not work and a low voltage is applied. Do you know why?
And when EN2=1, EN1=0, it is 2/3, so is the maximum output current 50mA??
Hi SWENGWOO,
You must pull up EN1 and EN2 together to get the Full current.
BR
Patrick
It operates 3 LEDs and operates 1 LED at 20mA.
Therefore, although it outputs a total of 60mA, is the output insufficient when EN2=1 , EN1=0?
Hi SWENGWOO,
If the total current is 60mA, you can only get 40mA when EN2=1 and EN1=0.
BR
Patrick
Please see if there is any problem in operating the LED attached with the circuit diagram I posted.
Hi SWENGWOO,
As the Table.1 shown on datasheet, different EN set will change the ISET voltage, therefore the Max Iout is also changed.
So when EN2=1 and EN1=0, you can see that the LED current is 2/3 of the full current.
Which diagram do you mean? If you mean the one you sent in the beginning, I think the spec looks fine.
BR
Patrick