System, apparatus, and method for driving light emitting...

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Plural power supplies – Plural cathode and/or anode load device

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C315S291000, C315S307000, C315S224000, C327S355000, C327S536000, C345S102000

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06995518

ABSTRACT:
A system, apparatus, and method for allowing LED operation in circuits operating with power supply levels that are below the forward voltage limits of the LED. A first level of a modulated voltage signal is applied to charge a voltage increasing component in a first phase of operation. A second level of the modulated voltage signal is then summed with the voltage stored across the voltage increasing component to provide adequate forward potential across Light Emitting Diode (LED) for illumination. The second level of modulated voltage is also used to provide a source of constant forward current to be conducted by LED when in its luminescent state.

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