Texas Instruments

The LM36923 is an ultra-compact, highly efficient, threestring white-LED driver designed for LCD display backlighting. The device can power up to 8 series LEDs at up to 25 mA per string. An adaptive current regulation method allows for different LED voltages in each string while maintaining current regulation. The LED current is adjusted via an I2C interface or through a logic level PWM input. The PWM duty cycle is internally sensed and mapped to an 11-bit current thus allowing for a wide range of PWM frequencies and noise-free operation. The device operates over the 2.5-V to 5.5-V input voltage range and -40°C to 85°C temperature range. The LM36923 is an ultra-compact, highly efficient, threestring white-LED driver designed for LCD display backlighting. The device can power up to 8 series LEDs at up to 25 mA per string. An adaptive current regulation method allows for different LED voltages in each string while maintaining current regulation. The LED current is adjusted via an I2C interface or through a logic level PWM input. The PWM duty cycle is internally sensed and mapped to an 11-bit current thus allowing for a wide range of PWM frequencies and noise-free operation. The device operates over the 2.5-V to 5.5-V input voltage range and -40°C to 85°C temperature range.

The LM3704 is a feature-rich, easy-to-use voltage supervisor. It is offered in both push-pull and open-drain configuration with a tight 2% accuracy over temperature. The LM3704 features include a manual reset, low-line output, and power-fail input detection. The power-fail input allows for a configurable second rail to be monitored helping detect upstream failures. The low-line output is used as a second interrupt line to indicate a fall in VCC(1.02 × VRST). The LM3704 is a feature-rich, easy-to-use voltage supervisor. It is offered in both push-pull and open-drain configuration with a tight 2% accuracy over temperature. The LM3704 features include a manual reset, low-line output, and power-fail input detection. The power-fail input allows for a configurable second rail to be monitored helping detect upstream failures. The low-line output is used as a second interrupt line to indicate a fall in VCC(1.02 × VRST).