Hi,
With the LM3409HV, we noticed that there's ~80us of turn ON delay the first time we assert the EN pin compared to a negligible amount when EN hasn't been low for too long.
Turns out, this is because (Vin-Vcc) needs to charge to more than 3.75V for the part to operate, and with the eval kit's 1uF cap on Vcc, this takes roughly those 80us. Once EN is back to L, it discharges to ~4V in ~6.5ms. The data sheet never specifies how long after EN=L the VCC regulator shuts down.
This E2E post suggests that the solution is to power Vcc externally: http://e2e.ti.com/support/power_management/led_driver/f/192/p/177725/1130535.aspx#1130535
Could you please confirm how to do this safely? I was thinking of a zener from Vin (K) to Vcc (A), and a resistor to GND, but don't know whether this could damage the internal regulator.