AN111-1 is an application note about LTC3219 LED driver, introducing its features and characteristics.
The LTC3219 is a 250mA LED driver designed to illuminate nine Universal LEDs (ULEDs). These LEDs can be individually turned on or off, set in general purpose output mode, configured to blink at selected rates, or gradually turn on and off. The device features an external enable pin for control without using the I2C bus.
The guide details how to configure the device using 12 data registers via standard I2C protocol. It provides instructions for setting LED intensity, enabling blinking modes with four different patterns, and controlling gradual transitions (gradation) of LEDs from off to on or vice versa.
| Output Current | 250mA |
|---|---|
| Number of LEDs | 9 Universal LEDs |
The device has 12 data registers, each with its own sub-address.
Yes, an external enable (ENU) pin can be used to control the LEDs.