LXC25-1050SW

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LED Drivers

The LXC25-1050SW is a voltage regulator device used for driving LEDs. This LED Driver is mainly used for industrial light and displays that require exact light levels. It is designed to reduce the current and voltage output to ensure the stability of LED lighting.

Application Field

The LXC25-1050SW is mainly used for industrial light such as wheel and engine lights, sign lighting, and LCD backlighting. It is also suitable for automotive applications, such as billboard lighting, interior lighting, and off-road lighting. In addition, the device can also be used to regulate the output voltage and current of low-voltage and high-power modules in the consumer and commercial lighting markets. The device is highly efficient and the output current is adjustable in wide ranges.

Working Principle

The LXC25-1050SW employs a cutting-edge linear regulator technology. It uses a sense-resistor to adjust the device response to variations resulting from varying input and output voltages. This provides substantial improvements in LED control, efficiency, and power over earlier designs. The device can be programmed to drive multiple LEDs in sequence or in parallel. It can be further adjusted to adapt the output power depending on the environment\'s current and ambient temperature. In addition, the LXC25-1050SW is also capable of keeping the same output current despite variations to either the input or output voltage.

Conclusion

The LXC25-1050SW is a voltage regulator device used for driving LEDs. It is suitable for driving a wide range of LED lighting applications including wheel and engine lights, sign lighting, LCD backlighting, automotive applications, and consumer and commercial lighting. The device employs a cutting-edge linear regulator technology to adjust the device response to variations in input and output voltages. It is highly efficient and is capable of driving multiple LEDs in sequence or in parallel.

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