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7 / 12 page ![]() LED Driver PR4401 / PR4402 Application Notes TYPICAL BATTERY LIFE TIME Battery Lifetime L1 = 22 µH LED mean current 12 mA Battery L1 = 10 µH LED mean current 23 mA AA (Mignon, LR 6/AM-3) 55 h 27 h AAA (Micro, LR 03/AM-4) 22 h 8 h Conditions: one white LED connected, measured with single 1.5 V TDK Alkaline battery. Battery lifetime depends on battery capacity and operating conditions. Therefore the times indicated here can only give a rough indication of achievable times. USING DIFFERENT BATTERY TYPES The input voltage must be 1.9 V at maximum. At higher voltages the circuit may not trigger and start up correctly. Therefore operation with one Alkaline, NiCd, or NiMH cell (AA or AAA type) is recommended. Alkaline button cells can also be used for supply. However, since high peak currents are drawn from the battery, button cells are recommended only with inductors of 22 µH or more, depending on the battery type. A capacitor at the supply pins of PR4401 may also improve performance with button cells. Lithium batteries are not suitable due to their higher voltage. CONNECTING SEVERAL LEDs IN PARALLEL When several LEDs are connected in parallel, it is necessary to match the forward voltage of these LEDs, to achieve a uniform brightness. The total current of all LEDs together corresponds approximately to the mean output current for operation with one LED. Vcc Gnd Vout PR4402 Vbat = 1.2 V or 1.5 V L1 = 4.7 µH Matching White LEDs 470 nF Vcc Gnd Vout PR4401/02 Vbat = 1.2 V or 1.5 V L1 White LED S OPERATION OF LEDs WITH SMOOTHED CURRENT (RECTIFIER) With a diode (preferably a Schottky diode) and a smoothing capacitor the voltage at the LED can be buffered if necessary. The capacitance must be small enough so that the voltage at the capacitor will exceed a voltage of 2.5 V in the first cycle, otherwise the circuit may not start up. In most cases, values between 100 nF and 1 µF are appropriate. Due to different load characteristics, output current and efficiency are typically higher than without capacitor, especially in the high-current range. © PREMA Semiconductor GmbH 2006-2014 I rev. 1014 Page 7/12 |
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