An LED Driver is an electronic circuit or module designed to power and control LEDs safely and efficiently. It regulates either current or voltage to ensure stable LED operation and longer lifespan.
Since LEDs are sensitive to current variations, using a proper driver prevents overheating and damage.
Provides constant current regulation
Provides constant voltage regulation
Overvoltage protection
Overcurrent protection
Supports dimming (PWM or analog control)
1️⃣ Constant Current Driver
Used for high-power LEDs
Provides fixed current (e.g., 350mA, 700mA)
2️⃣ Constant Voltage Driver
Outputs fixed voltage (e.g., 12V, 24V)
Common for LED strips and LED modules
3️⃣ PWM LED Driver
Controls brightness via PWM signal
Ideal for microcontroller-based projects
LED lighting systems
LED strips
LED signage
Automotive lighting
Arduino / IoT projects
LED matrix displays