HV892K7-G

HV892K7-G appears to be a high‑voltage driver IC (the “HV” prefix suggests a HV driver/gate‑driver family). A typical HV driver provides controlled outputs to high‑voltage loads from a low‑voltage control signal. Common features you’d expect include:
- Multiple high‑voltage outputs or channels
- Current regulation or gate drive capability
- A logic/PWM or data interface for control
- Protection: undervoltage lockout, overvoltage/overcurrent protection, thermal shutdown
- Fault/diagnostic reporting
Typical applications: LED backlighting, display backplane/backlight drivers, HV transistor gate driving, automotive lighting. Packaging is usually compact (SOIC/TSSOP/DIP variants).
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- Pin count: 28 pins
- Function: High-voltage, multi-channel constant-current LED driver (HV892x family) with serial data input, used to drive LED strings/backlights with regulated current and protection features.

- Manufacturer: Microchip Technology (originally Supertex, Inc.)
- What kind of company: A global semiconductor company that designs, develops, and manufactures analog, mixed-signal, and microcontroller integrated circuits, including high-voltage driver ICs.

HV892K7-G is a 7-channel high-voltage, constant-current LED driver IC. It is used wherever multiple LED strings need stable current from a high-voltage supply. Typical application areas include:
- LCD/LED backlight modules for TVs and monitors
- Signage and billboards, architectural lighting
- Multi-string decorative and stage lighting
- Automotive lighting and instrument clusters
- General-purpose high-voltage CC LED lighting and LED display modules

HV892K7-G uses a 28‑pin HTSSOP (high‑temperature small‑outline) package; RoHS compliant.