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LM3551 - 1A White LED Driver

General Description

The LM3551 and LM3552 are fixed frequency, current mode step-up DC/DC converters with two integrated NFETs that can be used for precision LED brightness control.

The devices are capable of driving loads up to 1A from a single-cell Li-Ion battery.

Key Features

  • n n n n n n n n n Up to 1A total drive current Flash timeout protection Independent Torch/Flash/Shutdown modes LED disconnect in shutdown Programmable soft-start limits inrush current Over-voltage protection Wide voltage range 2.7 to 5.5V 1.25MHz constant switching frequency Small, low profile package, non-pullback LLP14 (4mm x 4mm).

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LM3551 1A White LED Driver Texas Instruments

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LM3551/LM3552 1A White LED Driver with Flash Timeout Protection August 2005 LM3551/LM3552 1A White LED Driver with Flash Timeout Protection General Description The LM3551 and LM3552 are fixed frequency, current mode step-up DC/DC converters with two integrated NFETs that can be used for precision LED brightness control. The devices are capable of driving loads up to 1A from a single-cell Li-Ion battery. The LM3551 and LM3552 can drive one or more high current flash LEDs either in a high power Flash mode or a lower power Torch mode using the TORCH/FLASH pin. A programmable Timeout function on the FTO pin forces the internal NFETs to turn off after a certain user defined time. An external SD pin (LM3551) or EN pin (LM3552) is available to put the device into low power shutdown mode.