This document summarizes a student project to design a commercially feasible LED driver circuit that uses less than 15 watts of power. The project aims to create a circuit with 90% efficiency, 0.9 power factor, and the lowest possible cost. It will explore buck converter and capacitive power supply topologies, with buck converter selected for its higher efficiency and reliability for low voltages. The team will use a VIPer22A IC to control the switching frequency of the buck converter. Their work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goal 9 of promoting sustainable industrialization through innovative research.