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Part # AP8801EV2
Description  The evaluation board does not have reverse polarity protection
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Manufacturer  DIODES [Diodes Incorporated]
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AP8801EV2
Issue 5 – August 2009
www.diodes.com
© Diodes Incorporated 2009
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AP8801EV2 EVALUATION BOARD
REFERENCE DESIGN
The AP8801EV2 is an evaluation board configured to be used with the AP8801 in MSOP-8L package.
The target application is a driver for one or more series-connected LEDs for luminaires in both
commercial and automotive applications.
The suggested maximum operating voltage for the evaluation board is 45V, and a 0R43 sense
resistor R1 sets the nominal current at 460mA.
An accurate way of determining the current, avoiding the need to insert an ammeter in the current
path, is to measure the voltage on the sense resistor. A 10k resistor and a 1uF capacitor can be used
to form a low pass filter and the voltage across the capacitor represents a more stable dc reading of
current. Using this method, 200mV represents 0.46 Amp when using a 0R43 sense resistor.
The CTRL pin connects to a low pass filter within the AP8801 chip to provide some decoupling, but
the external capacitor C2 (100nF) is used
to provide additional decoupling to reduce any high
frequency noise as well as providing soft start function.
Both DC and PWM dimming can be achieved by driving the CTRL pin. For DC dimming, the CTRL pin
may be driven between 0.3V and 1.25V. Driving the CTRL pin below 0.2V will shut down the output
current. For PWM dimming, an external open-collector NPN transistor or open-drain N-channel
MOSFET can be used to drive the CTRL pin. The PWM frequency can be around 100Hz to 1kHz.
For better resolution, PWM capacitor C2 should be removed on the evaluation board, to give a more
accurate duty cycle.
Shorting R2 will connect the test pin CTRL to device pin CTRL if needed. The external capacitor C2
on the CTRL pin sets the soft start time. The amount of soft start time achievable is approximately
0.2ms/nF.
For other reference designs or further applications information, please refer to the AP8801 datasheet.



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