I'm really curious about the way you generate PDRV. Is it from a voltage 
divider with potentiometer or automatic control circuit?

在 2016年3月7日星期一 UTC+1上午1:23:08,gregebert写道:
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> I attached the schematic for the adjustable current regulator I used on my 
> latest project. Each anode has a separate regulator. The PDRV signal sets 
> the driver current and requires no current because it controls the gate on 
> PMOS devices. Current is sensed by the source resistor (R7) which provides 
> negative feedback. The zener diode protects the PMOS gate-source voltage 
> from ESD, transients, noise, etc. The 10meg bleeder resistors protect the 
> PMOS devices from ESD.
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