(57) A driver device generates, from an input voltage (VDC1), a regulated current (ILED) supplied, for example, to a LED light source (LED1, LED2). The device comprises
a driver transistor (T2) to supply the regulated current (ILED) and a stabilization circuit (T1a, T1b, R1, R2, R3, R4, RS) to generate a stable
reference voltage (VBE1ON) to be applied to the driver transistor (T2). The circuit comprises a first (T1a)
and a second (T1b) stabilization bipolar transistor. The base-emitter voltage (VBE1bON) of the second stabilization transistor (T1b) identifies the stable reference voltage
(VBE10N) for the driver transistor (T2). A voltage divider (R3, R4) is interposed between
the bases of the stabilization transistors (T1a, T1b), with the first resistance (R3),
arranged between the base of the second stabilization transistor (T1b) and the partition
point (Q) of the divider, having a lower value (for example of 1/10) than the second
resistance of the divider (R4). The base-emitter voltage (VBE1aON) of the first stabilization transistor (T1a) is set to be higher than the base-emitter
voltage (VBE1bON) of the second stabilization transistor (T1b).
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