The TLD2252-2EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 120 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs per chain (total 6 LEDs) with a current up to 100 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD2331-3EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 80 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs per chain (total 9 LEDs) with a current up to 60 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD1114-1EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 360 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs with a current up to 180 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD1173-1ET is a single-channel, low-side driver IC for controlling LEDs up to 400 mA as a linear current sink. It maximizes current driving with a power shift feature, offers integrated diagnostics and configurable fault management for enhanced reliability and performance in high-current applications.

The TLD2131-3EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 80 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs per chain (total 9 LEDs) with a current up to 60 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD2132-1EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 240 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs with a current up to 180 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD2141-3EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 80 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs per chain (total 9 LEDs) with a current up to 60 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD2142-1EP is designed to control LEDs with a current up to 240 mA. In typical automotive applications the device is capable of driving 3 red LEDs with a current up to 180 mA and even above, if not limited by the overall system thermal properties. Practically, the output current is controlled by an external resistor or reference source, independently from load and supply voltage changes.

The TLD2362-3ET is a three-channel low-side driver IC for LEDs up to 150 mA, featuring diagnostic capabilities, thermal derating via external NTC resistors, and configurable fault management for enhanced reliability and compatibility with other LITIX™ LED drivers.

The TLD2372-3ET is a three-channel low-side driver IC for LEDs up to 150 mA per channel. It includes a Power Shift function for optimized current driving, diagnostic features, thermal derating via an external NTC resistor, configurable fault management, and compatibility with other LITIX™ LED drivers for enhanced reliability and performance.