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    WEBCAST: Efficient Driving and Safe Monitoring of Multiple LED Arrays

    Oct. 2, 2011
    This on-demand ON Semiconductor webcast, available starting October 31, discusses ways to efficiently drive and safely monitor multiple LED arrays.
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    Title: Efficient Driving and Safe Monitoring of Multiple LED Arrays

    Available from: October 31, 2011

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    Overview: Please join us for this ON Semiconductor webcast where we will discuss ways to efficiently drive and safely monitor multiple LED arrays. These arrays are an increasingly common element in various lighting and backlighting applications, and careful consideration of power consumption, safety and protection is fundamental to optimized design.

    What you will learn:

    • Review growth in LED backlighting and lighting applications.
    • Understand why it's important to to control, monitor and protect LED arrays.
    • Discuss how to efficiently drive and safely monitor multiple LED arrays.
    • Learn how integrated ICs allow designers to simplify and speed these designs.

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