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LED driver efficiency vs efficiency of converter

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fifahaywire

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i'm making an LED driver starting from the mains 240Vac (fullbridge) then to a converter and then to the LEDs.
i'm having trouble of differentiating between the LED driver efficiency and the converter efficiency.
can anyone help me?:confused:
 
You'd have to input the schematic and components into a simulator, or otherwise empirically measure from your created circuit where power is being used.
 
i'm having trouble of differentiating between the LED driver efficiency and the converter efficiency.
can anyone help me?:confused:

Many people use the words 'driver' and 'converter' interchangeable.
I assume you want to get from 240AC to LED current efficiently.

Here is a application note for a 10 watt LED from 240vac.
 
You'd have to input the schematic and components into a simulator, or otherwise empirically measure from your created circuit where power is being used.

i tried measuring it empirically. i wanted to try it in simulation as well as using the hardware. it's just that i was confused on how.

Many people use the words 'driver' and 'converter' interchangeable.
I assume you want to get from 240AC to LED current efficiently.

Here is a application note for a 10 watt LED from 240vac.

thank you!! i shall use this one as a guideline for my project :)
 
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