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FP6745 Datasheet(PDF) 7 Page - Fitipower Integrated Technology Inc.

Part # FP6745
Description  High-Efficiency, 40V White LED Driver with Dimming Control
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Manufacturer  FITIPOWER [Fitipower Integrated Technology Inc.]
Direct Link  http://www.fitipower.com/en_US/index.asp
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FP6745-1.4-AUG-2013
FP6745
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Applications Information
Operation
The FP6745 is designed in a current mode,
fixed-frequency
pulse-width
modulation
(PWM)
step-up converter to drive up 10 series-connected
WLEDs.
The FP6745 operates well with a variety of
external components.
See the following sections to
optimize
external
components
for
a
particular
application.
Inductor Selection
For most applications, a 4.7
μH to 15Μh inductor is
recommended for general use.
The inductor
parameters, current rating, DCR and physical size,
should be considered.
The DCR of inductor affects
the efficiency of the converter.
The inductor with
lowest DCR is chosen for highest efficiency.
The
saturation current rating of inductor must be greater
than the switch peak current, typically 1.33A.
These factors affect the efficiency, output load
capability, output voltage ripple and cost.
The inductor selection depends on the switching
frequency and current ripple by the following formula:
T
Where fSW is the 1.3MHz switching frequency.
IL is the inductor ripple current.
Capacitor Selection
The
ceramic
capacitor
is
ideal
for
FP6745
application.
X5R or X7R types are recommended
because they hold their capacitance over wide
voltage and temperature ranges better than other
Y5V or Z5U types.
The input capacitor can reduced
peak current and noise at power source.
The
output capacitor is typically selected based on the
output voltage ripple requirements.
For most
applications, a 10
μF input capacitors with a 0.47μF
output capacitor are sufficient for general use.
A
higher or lower capacitance may be used depending
on the acceptable noise level.
LED Current Setting
The LED current is specified by resistor from the FB
pin to ground.
In order to have accurate LED
current, precision resistors are preferred (1% is
recommended).
The
LED
current
can
be
programmed by: ILED=195mV/RFB
Over Voltage Protection
The FP6745 has an internal open-lamp protection
circuit.
In the cases of output open circuit, when
the LEDs are disconnected from the circuit or the
LEDs fail open circuit, the over-voltage function will
monitor the output voltage through SW pin to
protect the converter.
The LED strings open will
cause N-MOS to switch with a maximum duty cycle
and come out output over-voltage.
This may
cause the SW voltage exceed its maximum rating
then damage built-in N-MOS.
In the state, the
OVP protection circuitry will be triggered if output
voltage exceeds 42V (typ.).
The FP6745 will then
stop switching and latch off.
The FP6745 will
automatically recover normal operation until EN
input is recycled or the VIN is re-started.
Dimming Control
There are two different types of dimming control
circuits.
The
LED current
can
be
set
by
modulating the EN pin with a DC voltage or a PWM
signal.
(1) DC Voltage
The dimming control uses a DC voltage ranging
from 0.7V to 1.4V which results in regulating FB
voltage from 0V to 195mV respectively.
(2) PWM Signal
Changing the LED forward current not only changes
the intensity of the LEDs but also the color.
Controlling the intensity of the LEDs with a direct
PWM signal allows dimming of the LEDs without
changing the color.
Dimming the LEDs via a PWM signal essentially
involves turning the LED on and off.
The LEDs
operate at either zero or full current.
The
amplitude of the PWM signal should be higher than
the minimum EN dimming voltage (typically 1.4V).
The LED average current increases proportionally
with the duty cycle of the PWM signal.
The color
of the LEDs remains unchanged since the LED
current value is either zero or a constant value.
The dimming frequency of the PWM signal can up
to 50kHz and still retain well linearity.
To avoid
audio noise, dimming frequency greater than 20kHz
is recommended.
The PWM dimming on time
(TON) must be greater than 1.5μs.
For example,
when dimming frequency is 40KHz, the cycle period



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