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Digital LED drivers enable hot-plug, flicker-free dimming


1/19/2011 11:01 AM EST

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iWatt announced two primary-side-regulated, leading- and trailing-edge-dimmable, AC/DC digital PWM controllers targeting 100V/230VAC offline LED lighting applications.

Designed for LED drivers used in space-constrained incandescent replacement lamps, the iW3612 (3W to 25W) and iW3602 (3W to 10W) LED driver ICs are pin compatible with the previous-generation iW3610, but offer wider dimmer compatibility and introduce new hot-plug support, where the user can swap the LED engine without recycling the input power for the LED driver. 

Key highlights:

  • Isolated AC/DC offline 100 Vac / 230 Vac LED driver
  • Up to 25 W output power (iW3612) and 10W output power (iW3602)
  • Line frequency ranges from 45 Hz to 66 Hz
  • Intelligent wall dimmer detection
  • Hybrid dimming scheme
  • Wide dimming range from 1% up to 100%
  • No visible flicker
  • Resonant control to achieve high efficiency, 85% without dimmer
  • Temperature compensated LED current
  • Small size design
  • Primary-side sensing eliminates the need for opto-isolator feedback and simplifies design
  • Tight LED current regulation ±5%
  • Fast start-up, typically 10 μA start-up current
  • Hot-plug LED module support
  • Multiple protection features

Pricing: The iW3602 is priced at $0.84 and the iW3612 at $0.98 in 1,000-piece quantities.

Availability: Sampling.

Product briefs: iW3602 and iW3612 





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