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We want to ensure that our Boost LED Drivers are able to drive all of the LEDs that we will be using. This table will go over the required parameters to check this. Vf is the most important parameter for this, and must be significantly higher than the input voltage of the board to ensure that accurate regulation is achieved. Check datasheet of LED driver for more specifics.

ASC Reference DRLs - Custom Dynamics TF6WC - 6 Genesis White SMD LEDs 6500K
ASC Reference BPS Strobe - same as DRLs
ASC Reference Turn - Fairly dim (1 LED would be brighter)
ASC Reference Brake - Same as turn

Cd requirements for WSC, and LEDs for each light: Very good reference that provides clear images and examples of all types of lights in the UNECE regulations: https://www.hella.com/hella-ro/assets/media_global/673_Legal_Requirements_Brochure_HELLA_EN.pdf

Board

UNECE Name

Color

Min Cd

Max Cd

Chosen CD

LED Count

Total Vf

Chosen Drive Current

Driver Type

Min LED

DRLS

White

DRLS

Daytime running lamps

White

N/A

N/A

7

20.3

300mA

Boost

Top Brake

Center high mounted stop lamp, S3/S4

RedBoost

60

260

4

8.8

300mA

Buck

Rear Brake

Stop Lamp. S1/S2

RedBoost

60

260

4

8.8

300mA

Buck

Rear Turn

Rear direction indicator

Amber

50

1000

4

8.8

200mA

Buck

Front Turn

Front direction indicator

Amber

175 (400)

1200

4

8.8

300mA

Buck

Side Turn

Side direction indicator

Amber

0.6

280

2

4.4

100mA

Buck

BPS Strobe

N/A

White

N/A

N/A

2?

5.8

200mA

Buck

For some reason, the BPS strobe is also judged against the same standard for the DRLs - let’s get one in and test it.