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An LED driver is a self-contained power supply that controls the amount of current and voltage supplied to an LED light. An LED constant current driver monitors the loop current of each LED and automatically adjusts the generated DC voltage output to the minimum value needed to produce the highest forward voltage. As mains power is AC and Light Emitting Diodes run on DC, this current needs to be converted by a rectifier
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Dc to DC converter: "split" one power supply (24V, 5A) into four power sources 5V, max 3A
I have one DC input 24V, 5A.
I have designed a 4 channel led driver using the PAM2804 for Cree RGBW leds.
I am using 3 of them. So, 3 Rgbw leds, and 3 led drivers.
I need to be able to control individ …
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