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Asked: February 8, 2023In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

Which IC has “HVLED01A” marking code?

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Hi, I have an IC on the side which is written” HVLED01A” on it and I want to know its output number. I wonder is equal to the” HVLED001A” output number or if it’s another IC? Thank you in advance.

Hi, I have an IC on the side which is written” HVLED01A” on it and I want to know its output number.

I wonder is equal to the” HVLED001A” output number or if it’s another IC?

Thank you in advance.

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  1. vikas Nagpal
    Added an answer on February 9, 2023 at 4:27 pm

    Welcome, to the community! yes, I can confirm the HVLED001A uses the device marking HVLED01A. Good luck! If the problem is resolved, please mark this content as answered by selecting Select as best,  This will help other users find that answer faster. Thank You

    Welcome, to the community!

    yes, I can confirm the HVLED001A uses the device marking HVLED01A.

    Good luck!

    If the problem is resolved, please mark this content as answered by selecting Select as best,  This will help other users find that answer faster.

    Thank You

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Asked: January 30, 2023In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

Can LED2472G be applied as a shift register to drive signal relays?

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Hello, Can LED2472G be applied as a shift register to drive signal relays with a coil current of <30mA? Can they be applied as general shift registers too? Thanks!

Hello,

Can LED2472G be applied as a shift register to drive signal relays with a coil current of <30mA? Can they be applied as general shift registers too?

Thanks!

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  1. Alex thomas
    Added an answer on January 31, 2023 at 11:57 am

    Welcome, to the community! Well, LED2472G is a move register, but it can simply be used as similar to a limited extent the individual outputs (bits) are actually constant-current LED drivers, so they aren't actually able for sense purposes. But of course, you can control the loads connected to the iRead more

    Welcome, to the community!

    Well, LED2472G is a move register, but it can simply be used as similar to a limited extent the individual outputs (bits) are actually constant-current LED drivers, so they aren’t actually able for sense purposes. But of course, you can control the loads connected to the individual outputs logically in the same way as a shift register. Only the serial output is directly similar to a classic shift register.

    Still, one could imagine using LED2472G to drive 30mA relays, indeed if this doesn’t correspond to the original purpose. But you mustn’t forget the usual free-wheeling diodes, which due to the unspecified avalanche energy should better be Schottky diodes because only they’re fast enough. Evenultra-fast diodes with a blocking time of 10.20 ns are probably too slow not to damage the respective LED driver- at least nothing guarantees that.

    Does it answer your question?

    Regards

    Alex

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Asked: November 25, 2022In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

Controlling WS2812B LED Strip With STM32?

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Hello, I am new to STM32 and trying to learn exciting stuff. I want to light a single LED from my WS2812B strip. For example, I’ll choose the 6th LED on my computer, and the 6th LED on the strip will light ...Read more

Hello,

I am new to STM32 and trying to learn exciting stuff. I want to light a single LED from my WS2812B strip.

For example, I’ll choose the 6th LED on my computer, and the 6th LED on the strip will light up.

But I am not sure where to start. How can I access to single LED address? And how to get it to work with STM32?

Thanks in advance.

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  1. vikas Nagpal
    Added an answer on November 29, 2022 at 10:05 am

    Welcome, to the community! The question of WS2812 has already been discussed here many times. The thread How to use HAL DMA to generate PWM on P- NUCLEO- WB, for example, also deals with it and refers to a Github driver from Tilen Majerle and a HAL example from Martin Willner. Maybe that will help yRead more

    Welcome, to the community!

    The question of WS2812 has already been discussed here many times. The thread How to use HAL DMA to generate PWM on P- NUCLEO- WB, for example, also deals with it and refers to a Github driver from Tilen Majerle and a HAL example from Martin Willner.

    Maybe that will help you?

    Regards

    Vikas

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Asked: September 24, 2022In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

Internal Low-Side Switch in LED5000?

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Internal Low-Side Switch in LED5000?

What’s the purpose of the internal low-side switch in LED5000? Is it a synchronous converter? If so, also why is an external Schottky shown in the application diagrams?

What’s the purpose of the internal low-side switch in LED5000? Is it a synchronous converter? If so, also why is an external Schottky shown in the application diagrams?

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    ashishgawade
    Added an answer on September 29, 2022 at 10:20 am

    Yes, it works in synchronous mode. still, after the low-side FET has been switched off, there's always a specific dead time while the inductor still drives current. That current would flow through the body diode of the low-side FET, reducing effectiveness and increasing the radiated noise. This behaRead more

    Yes, it works in synchronous mode.

    still, after the low-side FET has been switched off, there’s always a specific dead time while the inductor still drives current. That current would flow through the body diode of the low-side FET, reducing effectiveness and increasing the radiated noise. This behavior can be improved by using a Schottky that takes over the current during the dead time.

    When your question is answered, please close this content by choosing Select as Best. This will help other users find that answer faster.

    Good luck!

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Asked: September 19, 2022In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

L6920 DC – DC Converter

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We’re using the L6920 to drive a 1-watt LED. We’re trying to apply the under voltage cut-off ( lockout) too. We chose the values of the voltage ground connected to the LBI pin similar that the value that comes to say ...Read more

We’re using the L6920 to drive a 1-watt LED.

We’re trying to apply the under voltage cut-off ( lockout) too. We chose the values of the voltage ground connected to the LBI pin similar that the value that comes to say 3V. Still, the IC didn’t shut off at 3V.
We also tried connecting the LBO to Vout with a 200K resistor in between. Even this didn’t work.

Can someone help apply this circuit?
Thanks!

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    Alex thomas
    Added an answer on September 26, 2022 at 11:05 am

    Hi Ashish, However, you would notice that LBI input is connected to LBO output and that's the only purpose of this input, If you look into the block diagram of L6920 in its datasheet. LBI input doesn't shut down the output! Still, you need to use LBO output to shut down accordingly, If you require tRead more

    Hi Ashish,

    However, you would notice that LBI input is connected to LBO output and that’s the only purpose of this input, If you look into the block diagram of L6920 in its datasheet. LBI input doesn’t shut down the output!
    Still, you need to use LBO output to shut down accordingly, If you require to shut down the output.

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Asked: September 7, 2022In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

How Led Control with a Button?

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Hello I’m developing an operation that does led control with a button, I use a counter for this, but every time I hold the button, the counter increases further than 1 So indeed if I hold the button down, I want ...Read more

Hello

I’m developing an operation that does led control with a button, I use a counter for this, but every time I hold the button, the counter increases further than 1 So indeed if I hold the button down, I want it to increase once.

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  1. vikas Nagpal
    Added an answer on September 12, 2022 at 9:56 am

    Perhaps you should debounce the button, as mechanical buttons bounce, i.e. may produce more than one pulse per button press. There are several techniques to do that, one of the easiest is to connect some small capacitor in parallel to the button, which together with the pull resistor forms some lowRead more

    Perhaps you should debounce the button, as mechanical buttons bounce, i.e. may produce more than one pulse per button press.

    There are several techniques to do that, one of the easiest is to connect some small capacitor in parallel to the button, which together with the pull resistor forms some low pass filter. The time constant of that filter should be slightly lower than the period of the maximum speed to press that button(e.g.100.200 ms). You’ll find this solution also at the NUCLEO or DISCOVERY boards.

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Alex thomas
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Asked: August 26, 2022In: LEDs & Optoelectronics

How Can I Run & Check 36 RGB LED?

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I’ve a design. I’ve 13 switch and these switches control to leds. For example when i click first button, first led will be on( likewise when i click again, it’ll be out). So microcontroller want to knows everything about it. ...Read more

I’ve a design. I’ve 13 switch and these switches control to leds. For example when i click first button, first led will be on( likewise when i click again, it’ll be out). So microcontroller want to knows everything about it. But how can i control these leds? Because i want 36 * 3 io pins( RGB). Similarly after i want to control lightness of all leds with dimmer.

Do you have any IC hints for leds control & leds pwm controller?

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  1. vikas Nagpal
    Added an answer on August 30, 2022 at 9:56 am

    There are numerous LED drivers also from STMicroelectronics, e.g. LED1202 LED1642GW etc ( see LED Array Drivers STMicroelectronics) Of course, the correct type depends on several factors, e.g. how you want to control the LEDs( I2C, SPI, etc). With RGB LEDs you'll clearly only switch one LED per chanRead more

    There are numerous LED drivers also from STMicroelectronics, e.g.

    LED1202
    LED1642GW
    etc ( see LED Array Drivers STMicroelectronics)

    Of course, the correct type depends on several factors, e.g. how you want to control the LEDs( I2C, SPI, etc). With RGB LEDs you’ll clearly only switch one LED per channel, so you should be suitable to get by with one LED driver for 5V.

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