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    1. LT3922 Buck Mode Schematic

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      Power Management
      13 January, 2021
      Hi, The schematic for a buck mode LED driver written in LT3922 datasheet page 27 seems not correct. I tried this schematic on LTspice but I could not get correct data. LT3922 seems not to work since VIN=VSW and ILED=0A. If it is not correct, please send your …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED DriversLED Driver ICLT3922

    2. LT3922

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      Power Management
      03 November, 2020
      hello： My project application in surgical lights, an LED current is 1.67 A, I need five project LED series, I set the output voltage of 16.5 V, but the input can be between 14 and 16 V analog dimming, when the input voltage increases or decreases, and the …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED DriverspowerLED Driver ICLT3922

    3. Question about an external PMW dimming for LT3922

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      Power Management
      01 September, 2020
      Hi, I have some questions about duty signalof external PWM signal to turn LEDs off? Please take a look at the attachment. When my external PWM duty cycle is set to 1020/1024 (D=99.6%), my LEDs are not turned off completely. When my external PWM duty cycle is …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED DriversLED Driver ICLT3922

    4. LT3922 vs LT3922-1

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      Power Management
      05 November, 2019
      Months ago I designed a circuit for use with the LT3922. However I see it is now out of stock with most large suppliers. After glancing through the LT3922-1 it seems to be almost a direct replacement (bar some things like increased dimming resolution). Is this the case or …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED DriversLT3922-1LED Driver ICLT3922

    5. LT3922 Buck Mode LED Driver

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      Power Management
      29 May, 2018
      Hello LT Support, I want to use the LT3922 in Buck Mode as an LED Driver for a 12V/1,5A LED (one power LED). The supply voltage is 15V. Additionally I want to use the SSFM option with up to 2MHz switching frequency (base fsw=1,6Mhz*125%). The …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED Driversdc dc led buck driverstep-down led driver controllerLED Driver ICLT3922

    6. LT3922-1 Boost Mode LED Driver with internal PWM Dimming

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      Power Management
      19 August, 2020
      Hi,I want to drive my 6V 20mA UV LED with PWM. I chose LT3922-1 circuit for this Application. I used Zener Diode instead of LEDI want to set the Output PWM Dimming Frequency with the resistance to be connected to the RP pin. However, changing the RP Pin …
      Step-Up (Boost) LED DriversLT3922-1LED Driver IC

    7. RE: LT3922-1 Boost Mode LED Driver with internal PWM Dimming

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      Power Management
      13 March, 2022
      Please do SYNC RELEASE in LTspice. The model has been updated. Thanks! Best Regards, Hong

    8. RE: LT3922 Buck Mode Schematic

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      Power Management
      10 February, 2021
      Hello, Sorry for the late reply. Your schematic works well. Thank you. Regards, Kazu

    9. RE: LT3922 Buck Mode Schematic

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      Power Management
      08 February, 2021
      LT3518_Buck-Conveter_CC.asc Hello Kazu, Please see the schematic, and tell us your feedback. Vin: 3.3V to 5V Note that the LED used has a Vf of ~3V. The schematic will regulate the LED current at 1.5A regardless of the forward voltage of the LED, given …

    10. RE: LT3922 Buck Mode Schematic

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      Power Management
      02 February, 2021
      Hello Dave, Thank you for your prompt reply. I look forward to your buck converter design. Regards, Kazu