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3021/3023 BuckPuck
Wide Range LED Power Module
DATA SHEET Page 5 of 8
Microprocessor Control
Figure 16 shows a typical interface for a Microchip PIC® or similar µcontroller. The reference output provides the
operating voltage for the processor (5V at up to 20mA current).
Other Control Applications
In addition to the conꢀgurations described above, the 3021/3023 may also be driven by a D to A converter. As in
the cases above, the analog control signal should have its ground common to LED-. Figure 2 shows the eꢃective
control range of the analog input signal.
Connections
In all cases, the LEDs being driven should be located as close to the 3021/3023 LED output as possible. When the
use of long leads is required, use heavier gauge wire. For strobe or pulse applications, a wire length not
exceeding 6" should be used to maintain accurate timing.
The power input wires/traces should also be kept short. Where DC input units are located more than 18" from the
source, a 220µF, 50V capacitor should be placed across the input terminals as shown in Figure 18.
For applications where the use of header pins is inconvenient, a mating connector with 6" leads is available as an
accessory, or the 3023 part number may be used, which is supplied with 6” colored leads.
3021HN - Harness for “N” type (4-wire)
3021HE - Harness for “E” & “I” type (6-wire)
3021HEP - Harness for “E” & “I” w/pot (6-wire w/pot)
Application Figures
LED+
3021/3023
V
in
LED-
LED+
3021/3023
V
in
LED-
Figure 4.
700 mA unit driving 6 High Power LEDs
(VIN > 12VDC)
Figure 5.
700mA unit driving 12 High Power LEDs
(VIN > 24VDC)
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