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Adjustable CCRs for LED lighting

16 March 2011 Power Electronics / Power Management

ON Semiconductor has expanded its portfolio of adjustable constant current regulators (CCRs) with new devices which provide voltage surge suppression to protect general lighting and automotive LEDs. They are based on the company’s proprietary, patent-pending self-biased transistor (SBT) technology and regulate current over a wide voltage range.

The NSI45090JDT4G and NSI45060JDT4G are offered in D-PAK packages and the NSI45020JZT1G and NSI45035JZT1G in SOT-223 packages. These devices are all AECQ101 qualified. They are offered in compact, thermally robust, RoHS-compliant packages, made using a halogen-free moulding compound and lead-free finish and have an operating temperature range of 55°C to +150°C.

For more information contact Andrew Athanasiou, Arrow Altech Distribution, +27 (0)21 555 1884, aathanasiou@arrow.altech.co.za, www.arrow.altech.co.za



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