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  • Buck-Boost LED Driver Using the PIC16F785 MCU
    This application note presents the design equations, schematics and source code for a 5.5W power LED driver using the PIC16F785 MCU. The application, as shown, can be connected to operate as a buck-boost converter or a boost converter. The PIC16F785 makes a great choice for this application because
  • A Digital Constant Current Power LED Driver
    the PIC12HV615 microcontroller (MCU). The increase the allowable current ripple to reduce the PIC12HV615 is an 8-pin MCU with many integrated inductor value. However, the +/- 20% limit is a rule of analog features. The LED driver circuit is a buck (step- thumb to minimize efficiency losses in the LED. You
  • Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS) Solutions Guide
    The ADAS Guide is intended to help you explore TI's ADAS analog and digital solutions and details its strong roadmap to support the evolution and growth of this exciting application space.
  • Application Review and Comparative Evaluation of Low Side Gate Drivers
    Power MOSFETs require a gate drive circuit to translate the on/off signals from an analog or digital controller into the power signals necessary to control the MOSFET.
  • 0-10v Dimming Basics and Troubleshooting
    In dynamic lighting control applications, "0-10" describes the use of an analog controller to adjust the voltage in a 2-wire bus connecting the controller to one or more LED drivers equipped with a 0-10VDC dimming input. That is one of the earliest and simplest electronic lighting control signaling
  • TC7135 Microprocessor Interface (TC7135)
    Many data acquisition systems require both a visual display and a computer interface. The TC7135 from Microchip Technology is a 4-1/2 digit Analog-to-Digital converter (ADC) which can easily provide both of these functions. The TC7135s multiplexed BCD outputs interface easily to low cost LED or LCD
  • Making Cars Safer Through Technology Innovation
    Today, automotive manufacturers are introducing new vehicle control features to save fuel, add security and convenience, and above all make cars much safer to drive. These changes, designed to assist drivers and make vehicles more autonomous in operation, are based on new developments in sensing
  • EETimes.com | Electronics Industry News for EEs & Engineering Managers
    Intel will spend $800 million to upgrade fab bought from DEC AMD to play key role in future of Alpha architecture Research firm raises semiconductor market forecast Shortage of flat-panel display driver ICs likely to get worse Debug interface standard released for embedded processors Micrel

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