Light Emitting Diode Selection Circuit
AssigneeMr. Richard Landry Gray
InventorsRichard Landry Gray, Po Ming Tsai
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AssigneeMr. Richard Landry Gray
InventorsRichard Landry Gray, Po Ming Tsai
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The present invention relates to a Light Emitting Diode (LED) selection circuit for an LED driver that drives multiple unequal lengths of LED strings, which selectively turns the LED strings ON and OFF corresponding to an input alternating current (AC) line voltage. The LED driver provides optimal efficiency as input AC line voltage varies from low to high voltages (i.e. 90V to 150V for nominal 120 VAC operation and 190V to 250V for nominal 220 VAC operation). Thus The LED driver can be used internationally since it accepts voltages from virtually every industrialized country in the world. The LED selection circuit in accordance with the present invention comprises a rectifier, multiple LED strings, multiple current sources and a controller. The controller generates multiple signals to the corresponding current source and turns ON and OFF the LED strings.
A Light Emitting Diode (LED) selection circuit comprising
An LED selection circuit, for switching between 120 Volts, Alternating Current (VAC) and 240 VAC operation of an LED driver, comprising
An LED selection circuit, for switching between 120 VAC and 240 VAC operation of an LED driver, comprising
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