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High Power LED Driver

LED Controller Selection Guide

Item #Output
Current
Forward
Voltage
Modulation
Mode
Trigger
Mode
USB
LEDD1B0 - 1200 mA12 V0 - 5 kHz0 - 1 kHzNo
0 - 2000 mA24 V0 - 100 kHz1 Hz - 10 kHzYes
0 - 1000 mA10 V0 - 100 kHzN/A *Yes
0 - 1000 mA5 V0 - 100 kHzN/AYes

*The DC3100 offers an additional internal high frequency modulation mode for 10 to 100 MHz (sine wave)

Features

  • Easy-to-Use LED Driver
  • 3 Operation Modes:
    • Constant Current Mode
    • Modulation Mode
    • Trigger Mode
  • Compact T-Cube Footprint
  • Pulse Width and Frequency Control
    via External 0-5 V Signal
  • Adjustable LED Current Limit
  • Includes One CAB-LEDD1 Cable
    (Additional Cables Available Separately Below)

The LEDD1B driver is designed to drive high-power LEDs with currents up to 1200 mA. It features an adjustable LED current limit to protect the connected LED. The output current can be limited by a trim potentiometer on the front of the unit, thereby ensuring the output current does not exceed the limit regardless of the other settings or the modulation input voltage.

The LEDD1B driver offers three operation modes: constant current mode, trigger mode, and modulation mode. The trigger and modulation modes are controlled by an external voltage in the 0 to 5 V range. When in the modulation mode, the LED current output exactly follows the amplitude and waveform of the input signal independent of the knob settings on the top of the T-Cube control unit. In trigger mode the output current switches to the level that has been selected by the knob on the top of module as soon as a threshold voltage is reached. This can be used for pulse width modulation (PWM). The threshold voltage is fixed and cannot be changed by the user. The operation mode can be changed by a switch next to the current selector knob.

The LEDD1B has the same compact form factor as other T-Cube modules, and thus, it integrates well into the platform. It is shipped attached to a removable base plate, which allows the T-Cube to be easily secured to an optical table. To attach the LEDD1B unit to a T-Cube controller hub, the base plate must be removed to reveal the T-Cube hub connector. Although the T-Cube hub can be used to power the LEDD1B, this driver does not support remote operations via the USB 2.0 hub interface.

Power Supply Options

The preferred power supply (i.e., single channel, multi-channel, or hub-based) depends on the end user's application and whether you already own compatible power supplies. To that end and in keeping with Thorlabs' green initiative, we do not ship these units bundled with a power supply. This avoids the cost and inconvenience of receiving an unwanted single channel supply if a multi-channel or hub-based system would be more appropriate. The power supply options compatible with the LEDD1 LED Driver are listed in the table below.

Operation of LEDD1B
(T-Cube USB LED Driver)
Power Supply
Standalone / Single Channel OperationTPS001 (15 V Power Supply for a Single T-Cube)
System / Multi-Channel OperationTCH002 USB Controller Hub (Power Supply Only)

Warning!

The LEDD1B are designed for high brightness LEDs only; The LED current limit has to be adjusted by the trim pot on the front of the LEDD1B so that the maximum current of the connected LED will not be exceeded. The available range for this limit is 200 to 1200 mA.

SpecificationValue
Common Data
Output Current Range0 - 1200 mA
LED Current Limit Set Point Range200 - 1200 mA
LED Forward Voltage11 V (Min)
12 V (Typical)
Current Ripple8 mA
Current Ripple Frequency570 kHz
Modulation Mode *
Frequency Range0 - 5 kHz, Sine Wave
Modulation FormArbitrary
Input Voltage Rate0 - 5 V
Slew Rate13.6 mA/µs
Decay Rate13.1 mA/µs
Trigger Mode *
Frequency Range0 - 1 kHz
Duty Cycle Range20 - 80% @ 1 kHz
2 - 98% @ 100 Hz
0.2 - 99.8% @ 10 Hz
Modulation Form Square Wave / PWM
Logic Input LevelsTTL
Min H-Level: 2 V
Max L-Level: 0.55 V
Slew Rate 18 mA/µs
Rise Time51 µs
Decay Rate12 mA/µs
Fall Time79 µs
General Data
Power Supply15 VDC
Maximum Power Consumption15 VA
Operating Temperature0 - 40 °C
Storage Temperature-40 to 70 °C
Weight240 g
Dimensions (W x H x D)60 mm x 73 mm x 104 mm

*Specifications for the modulation and trigger modes depend on the forward voltage and capacitance of the connected LED.
All the technical data is valid at 23 ± 5 °C and 45 ± 15% relative humidity.

LED Connector - Female

PINout details for LED connector

PinDescription
1LED Anode
2LED Cathode
3Unused
4Unused

Modulation In

BNC Female

BNC Female

0 to 5 V external LED control.

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Posted Comments:
Poster: julien
Posted Date: 2010-04-01 11:17:49.0
a response from Julien at thorlabs: We checked and could indeed measure that pulses down to at least 5µs could be obtained with the DC2100 at a rep. rate of 10kHz and for a LED current of 1400mA.
Poster: julien
Posted Date: 2010-03-19 13:13:46.0
A response from Julien at Thorlabs to Adamt: when operated in pulsed mode, the LEDD1 has a minimum pulse width of 50µs. We are currently checking if the DC2100 can be brought to achieve 5µs pulses. We will get the test results within one or two weeks. I will contact you directly to discuss the specific details and requirements of your application.
Poster: adamt
Posted Date: 2010-03-18 21:36:29.0
The ON/OFF time is listed as <25 microseconds. Do you have an idea of the shortest pulse widths possible? I am looking for an about 5 microsecond LED "flash"
Poster: klee
Posted Date: 2009-07-20 10:14:38.0
Pinout description is now in Overview and selection guide was added to other LED drivers.
Poster: acable
Posted Date: 2009-07-17 17:47:06.0
I had to search for the pin out diagram for the driver, this is pretty basic information that would best be given on the Overview tab. Also it is hard to understand all the different LED drivers offered by Thorlabs, can you add a selection guide and some links to thread them all together.
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The power supply is sold separately. Please see the options below.

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Compatible Power Supplies
photo of power supply options

The preferred power supply (i.e., single channel, multi-channel, or hub-based) for your LEDD1B driver depends on your application and whether you already own compatible power supplies. Thus, Thorlabs does not prebundle a power supply with your LED driver purchase.

The LEDD1B can be powered using either a TPS001 power supply or the TCH002 T-Cube Hub and Power Supply. The TPS001, which powers a single T-Cube, plugs into a standard wall outlet and provides +15 VDC. The TCH002 Hub and Power Supply consists of two parts: the hub, which can support up to six standard-footprint T-cubes, and a power supply that plugs into a standard wall outlet and powers the hub, which in turn powers all the T-cubes connected to the hub. Although the T-Cube hub can be used to power the LEDD1B, the LED controllers do not support remote operations via the USB 2.0 hub interface.

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TCH002 Support Documentation TCH002 T-Cube Controller Hub and Power Supply Unit $726.90
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TPS001 Support Documentation TPS001 15 V Power Supply Unit for a Single T-Cube $25.00
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LED Connection Cable
Pin Out
Pin Specification Color
1 LED Anode Brown
2 LED Cathode White
3 EEPROM GND Black
4 EEPROM IO Blue
  • 4-Pin M8 Connector on One Side
  • 4 Bare Wires on Other Side
  • 2 m Long, 24 AWG Wires

The 4-Pin M8 connection cable can be used to connect the high-power LEDs on metal core PCB to the following Thorlabs LED drivers: LEDD1B, DC2100, and DC4100 (requires DC4100-HUB).

Pin Connection - Male
The diagram above shows the male connector for use with the above Thorlabs LED drivers. The connector is a standard M8 x 1 sensor circular connector. Pins 1 and 2 are the connection to the LED. Please note that the pin connection diagram shown here may not be valid for third-party LED drivers.

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CAB-LEDD1 Support Documentation CAB-LEDD1 LED Connection Cable, 2 m, M8 Connector, 4 Wires $15.00
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