ADM00435

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Evaluation boards are used in many different applications, such as power converters, LED drivers, motion controllers, and embedded control systems. They provide a platform to evaluate the features of a product with a variety of hardware, software and other tools. In this article, we\'ll explore the LED driver application field and working principle of the ADM00435.

Overview of ADM00435 LED Driver

The ADM00435 LED driver is a single-channel, constant current driver serving as an evaluation board for driving up to 10 LEDs from a single input source. It is designed to be connected to a separate input power supply and suitable for testing a variety of LED designs, from small packages to large arrays. The ADM00435 is designed to run on various operating systems, including Windows and Linux familes, and is compatible with popular development toolchains. Its extremely small size and low power consumption make it ideal for high density applications.

Application Field of the ADM00435 LED Driver

The ADM00435 can be used for many different applications. It is suitable for driving a wide range of LED packages, including small ones such as 0.3-1.67mm, and larger ones such as 2.76-10mm types. The driver is ideal for use in outdoor lighting systems, backlighting systems, and embedded control systems, where luminance levels need to be adjusted remotely. The driver can also be used to develop high-power applications, such as laser illumination and projection displays.

Working Principle of the ADM00435 LED Driver

The ADM00435 LED driver has a built-in constant current controller that provides a constant phase current over temperature and operating range. It is designed to efficiently drive a load up to 10 LEDs from a single input source. The driver uses Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) to easily control the light output, allowing for fine-grained control of the luminance levels. The driver has an adjustable PWM frequency of 10-370 kHz, allowing for a wide range of effects and applications. Additionally, the LED driver can be connected to multiple devices through I2C, allowing it to be used in distributed control systems.

Conclusion

The ADM00435 LED driver is an essential tool for engineers and hobbyists looking to evaluate a variety of LED designs. Its small size and low power consumption make it ideal for high density applications, while its adjustable PWM frequency and multiple I2C connections allow it to be used in distributed control systems. With its built-in constant current controller, the ADM00435 LED driver can efficiently drive up to 10 LED packages, making it an invaluable tool for testing and developing a wide range of projects.

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