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AC/DC LED Drivers for LED Bulbs & Downlights
Texas Instruments is a leader in AC LED replacement lamp and downlighting solutions. TI's LM3445 was the world's first constant-current controller to enable uniform, flicker-free dimming with a conventional TRIAC forward or reverse phase wall dimmer. Since then our portfolio of solutions has expanded to include additional AC/DC LED driver circuit topologies, power levels, and form factors to meet your needs.
LED Driver ICs
- AC / DC LED Drivers
- dimmable & non-dimmable
- DC / DC LED Drivers
- high-brightness general illumination
Reference Designs
- MR16
- A-Lamp (Edison-type A19, A21, A15, etc)
- P/PAR/BR Lamps (R20, PAR20, PAR30, PAR38, BR30, BR40, etc)
- Downlight Fixtures
New! Phase-Dimmable Offline LED Drivers
LM3448 AC/DC LED Driver Regulator with Integrated 600V FET
- Optimized for 2 - 8W dimmable LED lighting
- Integrated, vertical 600V MOSFET with superior avalanche energy capability
- Application voltage range 85VAC – 265VAC
- Adjustable switching frequency
- Adaptive programmable off-time allows for constant ripple current
- No 120Hz flicker possible
- LM3448 product folder
TPS92070 AC/DC LED Driver Controller
- Optimized for 6 - 20W dimmable LED lighting
- Advanced integrated dimming interface for efficient dimming & uniform light output
- Optimized for valley switching & tight LED current regulation during deep dimming
- Innovative secondary-side feedback eliminates optocoupler device
- Flexible flyback topology for isolated & non-isolated designs
- TPS92070 product folder
LED Drivers for LED Bulb & Downlights
| Product ID | Isolation | Dimming | Integrated Active PFC | Fixtures |
| LM3401 | MR16 | |||
| LM3444 | A-Lamp, R/PAR/BR, Downlight | |||
| LM3445 | A-Lamp, R/PAR/BR, Downlight | |||
| LM3448 | A-Lamp | |||
| TPS92070 | A-Lamp | |||
| LM3450 | Downlight |
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LM3445 TRIAC Dimmable LED Driver
The industry-leading LM3445 TRIAC dimmable offline LED driver solution is perfect for any application where an LED driver must interface to a standard TRIAC wall dimmer. TI's TRIAC dimmable LED driver delivers a wide, uniform dimming range free of flicker, best-in-class dimming performance, and high efficiency—all while maintaining ENERGY STAR® power factor requirements in a typical application.
Conventional TRIAC dimmers are designed to interface to a resistive load (halogen or incandescent bulb), while today's LED driver solutions interfaced to a standard wall dimmer produce 120 Hz flicker of the LED and/or do not allow 100:1 dimming. TI's LM3445 LED driver decodes the TRIAC chopped waveform and translates the signal to dim the LEDs to achieve a full, wide dimming range, without flicker.
LM3445 Key Features:
- Application voltage range from 80 VAC to 270 VAC
- Angle detector/decoder enables wide (100:1) full range dimming
- Integrated 300Ω bleeder resistor to ensure proper TRIAC signal decoding
- Patent-Pending control architecture allows for constant ripple current which extends the life of the LEDs
- Scalable output current up to and greater than 1A
- Master/Slave control for uniform dimming across multi-channel applications
- Ideal dimming solution for PAR20, PAR25, PAR30, PAR38, A-Lamp, and downlight LED bulbs
- See also LM3448 with integrated, vertical 600V MOSFET with superior avalanche energy capability
Easy To Use
The LM3445 LED driver enables a direct replacement of incandescent or halogen lamp systems that are currently interfaced to a TRIAC dimmer without having to change the original infrastructure or sacrifice performance. In addition, the LM3445 and other switching controller (switcher) constant-current LED drivers are available in WEBENCH® LED Architect to allow for easy and quick design in.
Full Range Dimming Capability
The LM3445 LED driver offers 100:1 full range dimming capability, going from full light to nearly imperceptible light in a continuous range without being extinguished, and maintains a constant current to large strings of LEDs driven in series off of a standard line voltage.
Uniform Dimming Without Flicker
The LM3445 LED driver allows master-slave operation control in multi-chip solutions which enables a single TRIAC dimmer to control multiple strings of LEDs with smooth consistent dimming, free of flicker.
LM3445 TRIAC Dimmable LED Driver Design Resources
- LM3445 Product Folder
- LM3445 Reference Designs
- A-Lamp (Edison A19, A21, A15, etc.)
- P/PAR/BR Lamps (R20, PAR20, PAR30, PAR38, BR30, BR40, etc.)
- Downlight Fixtures
- LM3445 Eval Boards
- Power Designer #126 - Dimming Techniques for Switched-Mode LED Drivers (article)
LM3445 Videos
LM3450 Phase Dimmable LED Driver
TI's LM3450 phase dimmable LED driver integrates active power factor correction and phase dimming decoding, and is ideal for dimmable LED fixture applications with output powers between 10W and 100W and accepts universal input voltages. The LM3450 features unique dynamic hold circuitry, ensuring excellent dimming performance and an analog adjust pin to allow for differentiated features such as thermal foldback, interface to sensors, or dimmer range adjust.
LM3450 Key Features:
- Active power factor correction IC with phase dimmer decoder
- Unique dynamic hold circuitry for high performance, smooth, linear dimming without flicker
- 70:1 PWM decoded from phase dimmer
- Up to 100W output power
- Programmable dimming range
- Analog adjust pin allows for interface to sensors, thermal foldback, analog dimming, or dimmer range adjust
- TSSOP-16 package
- Over-voltage protection
- Feedback short circuit protection
- Compatible with both forward phase (TRIAC) and reverse phase dimmers
- Target Applications: Dimmable LED fixtures, 10W-100W output power
- LM3450 120VAC & 230VAC evaluation boards
- LM3450 downlight reference designs
AC/DC LED Driver Design Software
| Tool | WEBENCH LED Architect | WEBENCH LED Designer |
| Input | Enter desired light output | Choose an LED |
| Output | LED driver circuit with heat sink | LED driver circuit |
| Link | Architect | Designer |
AC/DC LED Driver App Notes






