[sdiy] LED current source needed for 'digital' outputs?
rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk
rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk
Tue Mar 4 17:49:03 CET 2014
> ...How does one achieve good control of
> LED brightness without injecting HF trash into their audio output?
By limiting the slew-rate of the rising and falling edges?
As Neil said most regulators or op-amps have a fairly low DC output
impedance so can deal with varying load currents and maintain regulation
*eventually* in the long-term. However, their AC output impedance often
rises, so they are not as good at maintaining regulation in the short
term after a disturbance. If you limit the rate of change of current
when you switch loads it makes life a lot easier for the regulator
that's desperately trying to keep the voltage constant!
-Richie,
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