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The MSL2023-INR is an obsolete offline LED driver IC from Microchip Technology, designed for high Color Rendering Index (CRI) luminaires. It features a two-string driver architecture with individual PWM dimming capabilities and adaptive headroom control. The device operates in flyback or step-down topologies and supports serial communication for automatic Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) control. Packaged in a 24-pin VQFN (4x4 mm) format, it integrates power switching functions for AC-DC conversion.
This component is officially marked as obsolete and no longer manufactured by Microchip Technology. Verification of availability should focus on surplus distributors rather than direct factory channels. Engineers must confirm the authenticity of existing stock through authorized supply chain partners. Design-in activities are discouraged due to end-of-life status; alternative solutions should be evaluated immediately.
Designers seeking similar functionality should evaluate current Microchip LED driver families that support dual-string architectures. Modern replacements typically offer enhanced thermal performance and updated communication protocols. Verify package compatibility if substituting into existing footprints, as newer generations may utilize different pinouts or thermal pad configurations compared to the legacy 24-VQFN form factor.
The MSL2023 belongs to a series of specialized LED drivers developed for professional lighting applications. It succeeded earlier single-string models by providing independent channel control. The INR suffix indicates a specific reel packaging variant within the product line. This part represents a transition phase in Microchip's portfolio toward more integrated smart lighting solutions.
Official substitutes include the MSL2024, which shares the same functional family. Users should verify pinout compatibility before transitioning. No other cross-manufacturer equivalents are confirmed in public documentation.