Doric programmable LED Drivers are available in 1-, 2-, and 4-channel versions. When connected to a Connectorized LED with EPROM memory, the LED Driver will recognize the LED wavelength and automatically sets the maximum current value to avoid accidental overdrive.

In standalone mode, all LED Drivers allow CW operation and external analog modulation through an input BNC connector for each channel. There is also a current monitoring BNC output for each channel, allowing data acquisition or other devices' triggering. When using Doric Neuroscience Studio Software, more advanced operating modes are available such as TTL modulation and software-defined illumination sequences, thus eliminating the need for a function generator. In low-duty cycle pulsed mode, the software allows to overdrive the LED sources if a higher power is needed. For multiple channel driver versions, each channel is controlled independently. Although not mandatory for LED sources, our LED Drivers come with a safety interlock connector and the keylock switch. These safety features are essential for UV and near-infrared LEDs.

Doric light sources can be controlled using the , allowing more complex forms of light source control than through standalone use.  For example, it is possible to program simple or complex light pulse train sequences and to control their start with an external trigger signal in multiple different ways, see the .