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Dear all,
I wonder if anybody has ever used the LM3445 AC-DC LED Driver board. I have the following specific questions on how to enable external PWM dimming on the LM3445 230VAC, 8W Isolated Flyback LED Driver Demo Board (Part number: LM3445-230VFLBK).
1. Without changing the circuits in the demo board, can I just feed in an external PWM signal (3.3V for logic high and 0V for logic low) directly into the DIM pin (pin #3) of LM3445 ?
2. What should be the ground reference for this external PWM signal ? Should it be referenced to PGND (Primary Side Ground) -or- SGND (Secondary Side Ground) ? There are two grounds in this AC-DC LED Driver and I am not sure which ground should this external PWM signal be referenced to.
3. For no dimming (i.e. duty ratio of 100%), should I feed in a constant DC voltage of 3.3 V to this DIM pin (pin #3) of LM3445 ? -Or- should I feed in a constant DC voltage of zero volts to it ? It appears that the datasheet does not mention about this specifically.
I really appreciate if someone can help...
Thanks.
Sincerely,
Albert