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ZLED7025 Datasheet(PDF) 14 Page - Integrated Device Technology

Part # ZLED7025
Description  Boost LED Driver
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Manufacturer  IDT [Integrated Device Technology]
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ZSLS7025 Datasheet
© 2016 Integrated Device Technology, Inc.
14
April 20, 2016
CS
TH
_
CS
AVG
_
IN
PEAK
_
IN
R
V
I
5
.
1
I
=
×
=
TOFF
12
MIN
_
OFF
R
10
40
t
×
×
=
In general, setting the peak inductor current to 1.5 times the average input current is sufficient to maintain good
regulation of the output current.
(6)
Where
VCS_TH = VADJ/10 if 0.5V < VADJ
≤ 2.4V or
VCS_TH = 0.24V if VADJ > 2.4V or if the ADJ pin is floating
2.8
Setting the Minimum Off-Time tOFF_MIN
The ZSLS7025 operates in a pulsed frequency modulation (PFM) mode. In nominal operation, on-time and off-time
are determined according to equations (8), (9), (10), and (11). In most applications, the recommended value for
tOFF_MIN is 1µs. The relationship between tOFF_MIN and RTOFF is shown in equation (7) and Where tOFF_MIN is in µs and
RTOFF is in
Ω.
Figure 2.5. tOFF_MIN is valid as long as VFB has not reached the threshold of 300 mV.
(7)
Where tOFF_MIN is in µs and RTOFF is in
Ω.
Figure 2.5
Minimum Off-Time tOFF_MIN vs. RTOFF
2.9
Switching Frequency and Inductor Value
The inductance value of the inductor (L1) directly determines the switching frequency of the converter. Under fixed
conditions, the inductance is inversely proportional to the switching frequency; i.e., the larger the inductance, the
lower the switching frequency. A higher switching frequency will reduce the value required for the inductor but will
increase the switching loss in the external MOSFET, Q1 (see section 2.4).
RTOFF Value in k
Minimum tOFF_MIN is 1µs →



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