Drivers for LEDs
Drive LEDs without resistors
MicroPucks are available in several versions.
Model #2009-H powers a 1 watt LED at 350ma/2.5v with two rechargeable batteries. Model #2009A is the standard single 1 watt driver at 350mA and will drive a 1 watt LED or strings of 5mm LEDs from 2 alkaline cells or another 3v power source.
[ Micro Puck LED Driver Data Sheet ] [ Micro Puck LED Driver Application Notes ]
Power Puck LED Drivers are available in four versions.
All 350mA models have been designed to power one or two 1 Watt LEDs or strings of 5mm LEDs. All 700mA models will handle (1) 5 Watt LED, (4) 1 Watt LEDs, or strings of 5mm LEDs.
The 3021 BuckPuck LED power modules are a line of true current regulated drivers for LEDs.
Unlike standard power supplies, which deliver a fixed voltage to the output, the 3021 is designed to vary the output voltage as required to deliver a constant current to the LED(s) reliably and with stability. See data sheets below.
- 3021-D-E-0700 with 700mA, External controls
- 3021-D-E-1000 with 1000mA, External Controls
- 3021-D-I-1000 with 1000mA, ON board controls
- [ Buck Puck Data Sheet ] [ Buck Puck Applications ]
The 4015 BoostPuck driver exhibits very high efficiency and requires no external current limiting resistors or additional heat sinks.
A fast response current sensing circuit makes the 4015 BoostPuck ideal for applications where flashing or strobe operations of the LED is desired
The extremely small form factor of the 4032 BuckToot Driver makes it the ideal choice for many MR-11 and MR-16 integration applications
Good for small confined space applications since it can be easily incorporated into the housing assembly. See how the BuckToot is connected to the amber array image.
