Diodes Incorporated introduces New LED Driver AL9910

Diodes Incorporated has introduced it new LED driver, the AL9910.

With standard SO-8 and high power dissipation exposed pad SO-8 packages, the AL9910 high brightness LED driver will support universal AC input voltages from 85V to as high as 265V.

It utilizes a rugged high voltage process technology allowing it to withstand input voltage surges of up to 500V.

It delivers an output of between a few milliamps and 1A via an external MOSFET operating at a resistor programmable switching frequency up to 300kHz.

Removing the need for a start-up resistor, a built-in voltage regulator delivers a gate drive to match and protect the switching MOSFET: 7.5V for the AL9910 and 10V for the companion AL9910A.

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