LED Drivers

LED drivers control the amount of current and voltage supplied to light emitting diodes (LEDs). An LED driver IC is an integrated circuit (IC) that provides brightness control and backlighting color control. They are usually found in an LED driver circuit, which can be used to test an LED in order to maintain brightness and increase LED life. There are many different types of LED drivers. Examples include white LED drivers, LED PWM drivers, RGB LED drivers, constant current LED drivers, and 7 segment led drivers. A white LED driver provides white light for backlighting and offers very low noise with efficiencies as high as 90%. An LED PWM driver can be programmed through an I2C compatible interface for applications which require color, pattern and intensity programmability control. In an RGB LED driver, all of the functions are controlled by software through the SPI interface and internal registers. A constant current LED driver features internal circuitry that monitors the loop current of each LED and automatically adjusts the generated output DC voltage to the minimum value required to produce highest forward voltage. A 7 segment led driver is a LED display driver that uses a combinational logic circuit which accepts a 4-bit BCD input and generates seven output signals to control seven individual display segments.

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