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Is there anyone who can completely shut down PT4115? I built the circuit according to the reference material, and the DIM voltage is less than 0.3V, but the current is still more than 500uA. The data shows that it is 60uA.

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It's normal. The manufacturer only stated the typical value, not the maximum value. 500uA may be normal   Details Published on 2022-1-27 14:35

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What is your working voltage? Is it 12V? Is the 100UF capacitor in front leaking? Check it. It should not be more than 500uA after being turned off.

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tagetage posted on 2022-1-21 12:29 What is your working voltage? Is it 12V? Is the 100UF capacitor in front leaking? Check it out. It should not be more than 500uA after it is turned off.

Yes, it is 12V. Lowering the voltage is useless. The capacitor leakage should not have such a large current. I removed the capacitor and tried it, and the current was basically not reduced.

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Another possibility is that you bought a compatible product from another manufacturer. There are several compatible products for PT4115. Are you sure you bought the genuine product? ? ? ?

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I'm looking at a product from POWTECH, and the shutdown current is 95uA. Which data sheet did you look at? ? ? ?

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Measure the voltage when the DIM pin is suspended, about 5V is normal

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DM is directly grounded to see how much leakage there is.

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OP, are there any test results? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ??? ???

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It's normal.

The manufacturer only stated the typical value, not the maximum value.

500uA may be normal

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