#led_drivers

For TE Connectivity, this 2016 launch may not have meant much at the time but for the world, this marked the beginning of smart cities. It was at this time when cities and utilities across the globe were upgrading to LED for streets and outdoor areas. This shift from high-pressure sodium (HSP) to LED lamps was at that instant being fueled by the declining price of hardware, the desire to save energy and reduce cost and government regulations....  

The LED driver board uses a DC/DC buck topology and has capability of driving up to 3 LED channels with constant current. It’s powered by a programmable XXMC 32-bit ARM MCU that has embedded Brightness, Color Control Unit (BCCU) to ensure flicker-free LED dimming and color control. The BCCU reduces the cost while raising the quality of LED solution with minimal user code. The flicker-free LED board has been designed for smooth, eye-friendly dimming and color dimming.

With the ever-growing energy efficiency requirements, designers have been seeking ways to ease and hasten the implementation of LED technology. This pursuit for easy and fast ways of implementation has often been made difficult by Chip-On-Board LEDs. To circumvent this challenge, connector manufacturers came up with solderless LED holder designs and systems. These holders focus on easing assembly while ensuring that they are secure and less costly. TE Connectivity is leading the pack in this direction. It has developed Zhaga-compliant LED holder that has solderless and snap-in features which ease and hasten manufacturing and installations of LED-lighting applications.

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