Switch-mode dimmable LED drivers are known for their high efficiency and control over LED current. Most designers use one of two methods: analog dimming or digital pulse-width modulation (PWM) dimming. In both implementations, the LEDs will turn on or off according. To provide stable color control, the LED string must be driven with Pulse-Width Modulated (PWM) constant current pulses, often incorporating a load switch to disconnect the LED string from the output of the driver during the off-time. Both methods control the time-averaged current through an LED or LED string, but the differences between the two are also obvious when weighing the advantages and. As there are several ways to achieve dimming of an LED, we describe here the main methods that are used to provide dimming for LED's from a switch mode LED driver.