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SP6699 Datasheet(HTML) 9 Page - Exar Corporation |
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9 / 12 page ![]() S SP P6 66 69 99 9 2 27 7V V S Stte ep p U Up p W Wh hiitte e L LE ED D D Drriiv ve err © 2011 Exar Corporation 9/12 Rev. 2.1.0 PWM signal when it is applied on the CTRL pin. The typical frequency of this PWM signal is 200Hz to 1KHz. Please refer to figure 21. Fig. 21: Dimming Control using a PWM Signal on CTRL Pin Secondly, adding a constant DC voltage through a resistor divider to CTRL pin can control the dimming. The FB voltage is indirectly adjusted when the CTRL pin voltage is between 50mV to 1.8V, which can be used as dimming control. Please refer to figure 22. Fig. 22: Dimming COntrol using a DC Voltage on CTRL Pin Thirdly, using a filtered PWM signal added to the CTRL pin can achieve dimming control. The filtered PWM signal can be considered as an adjustable DC voltage. It will change the FB voltage indirectly and achieve dimming control. The circuit is shown in Figure 23. Fig. 23: Dimming Copntrol using a Filtered PWM Signal on CTRL Pin Changing the effective feedback voltage There are three methods to change the effective feedback voltage. First, adding a constant DC voltage through a resistor divider to FB pin can control the dimming. Changing the DC voltage or resistor between the FB Pin and the DC voltage can get appropriate luminous intensity. Comparing with all kinds of PWM signal control, this method features a stable output voltage and LEDs current. Please refer to figure 24. Fig. 24: Dimming Control using a DC Voltage Second, using a filtered PWM signal can do it. The filtered PWM signal can be considered as a varying and adjustable DC voltage. Fig. 25: Dimming Control using a Filtered PWM Voltage Third, using a logic signal to change the feedback voltage. For example, the FB pin is connected to the GND through a MOSFET and a resistor. And this MOSFET is controlled by a logic signal. The luminous intensity of LEDs will be changed when the MOSFET turns on or off. Fig. 26: Dimming Control using Logic Signal |
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