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Microchip HV9910C

Universal High-Brightness LED Driver

Details

TopologieSonstige Topologie
Schaltfrequenz80-120 kHz

Beschreibung

HV9910C is an open-loop, current-mode control, LED driver IC. This IC can be programmed to operate in either a constant frequency or constant off-time mode. It includes a 15 – 450V linear regulator which allows it to work with a wide range of input voltages without the need for an external low voltage supply. HV9910C includes a TTL-compatible, PWM-dimming input thatcan accept an external control signal with a duty ratio of 0 – 100% and a frequency of up to a few kilohertz. It also includes a 0 – 250mV linear-dimming input which can be used for linear dimming of the LED current.Unlike the HV9910B, the HV9910C is equipped with built-in thermal-shutdown protection.

HV9910C is ideally suited for buck LED drivers. Since the HV9910C operates in open-loop current mode control, the controller achieves good output current regulation without the need for any loop compensation. Also,being an open-loop controller, PWM-dimming response is limited only by the rate of rise of the inductor current, enabling a very fast rise and fall times of the LED current. HV9910C requires only three external components (apart from the power stage) to produce a controlled LED current. This makes HV9910C an ideal solution for low-cost LED drivers.

Eigenschaften

  • Switch mode controller for single switch LED drivers
  • Enhanced drop-in replacement to the HV9910B
  • Open loop peak current controller
  • Internal 15 to 450V linear regulator
  • Constant frequency or constant off-time operation
  • Linear and PWM dimming capability
  • Requires few external components for operation
  • Over-temperature protection

Typische Anwendungen

  • Chargers
  • RGB back-lighting LED driver
  • General purpose constant current source
  • Signage and decorative LED lighting
  • Back lighting of flat panel displays
  • DC/DC or AC/DC LED driver applications

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