IS31LT3918 T8 Lighting Evaluation Board Guide

IS31LT3918 T8 Lighting Evaluation Board Guide
Description
Quick Start
The IS31LT3918 LED driver IC is a peak current
detection buck converter which operates in constant off
time mode. It operates over a very wide input voltage
supply range of 6VDC to 450VDC or 110VAC/220VAC.
Recommended Equipment
The IS31LT3918 incorporates the special feature of
switch dimming by detecting OFF-ON cycles of the main
power switch. When the switch is cycled within a 2
second period (typical) the device automatically switches
the dimming level to the next step. As a result, dimming
can be achieved without replacing any wiring in the
original system. There are multiple modes of switch
dimming that the user may configure, 2 steps or 3 steps,
as well as different levels of dimming via the external
pins DIM1 and DIM2.
Absolute Maximum Ratings
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85 ~ 265VAC 50~60Hz power supply
LED array (12 in series and 24 in parallel)
Main power switch
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≤ 265VAC power supply
≤ 42V Vout (Total Vf)
Caution: Do not exceed the conditions li
sted above, otherwise the board will be
damaged or the output will be limited
Procedure
Features
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User configurable switch dimming levels
3% output current accuracy
Over current, voltage and temperature protection
High efficiency (typical up to 95%)
Wide input voltage range: 6VDC~450VDC or
85VAC~ 265VAC
Linear and PWM dimming
Very few external components
The IS31LT3918 Evaluation Board is fully assembled
and tested. Follow the steps listed below to verify board
operation.
Caution: Do not turn on the power supply until all
connections are completed.
L
Input
85 – 265VAC
Switch
N
N
Applications
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DC/DC or AC/DC LED driver applications
Signal and decorative LED lighting
Backlighting LED driver
1)
2)
3)
LED+
L
IS31LT3918
Board
LED-
LED
Array
Connect the positive terminal of the LEDs to the
LED+ pin of the Evaluation Board and the negative
terminal of the LEDs to the LED- pin of the
Evaluation Board.
Connect the input pins (L and N) of the Evaluation
Board via the main power switch to AC power
supply.
Turn on the power supply.
Ordering Information
PART #
TEMP
RANGE
IC
PACKAGE
IS31LT3918_GRLS2_EBT8
-40 °C to
85°C
SO-8
(5.0 x 6.0mm)
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or call +1-408-969-6600
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Detailed Description
Switch Dimming
The action of the main power switch can be divided into
two types. The first is “normal switch operation”
wherein the switch is toggled from ON to OFF,
remaining OFF for longer than 2 seconds (typical). The
other is “switch dimming action” wherein the switch is
toggled from ON to OFF and back ON within 2 seconds
(typical). When the device experiences normal switch
operation, it merely powers on in the first state when
the power switch is toggled to ON, and the device turns
off when the main power switch is changed to OFF.
Switch dimming output current levels are configured by
connecting the DIM1 and DIM2 pins as indicated in the
table below:
Setting Dimming Current-Level
Pin Name / Setting
DESCRIPTION
DIM 1
DIM 2
Functionality
Dimming Levels
Floating
Floating
No Dimming
100%
Floating
GND
3 (Three) - levels of dimming
100% -- 30% -- 100%
GND
Floating
3 (Three) - levels of dimming
100% -- 50% -- 100%
GND
GND
2 (Two) - levels of dimming
100% -- 50% -- 20% -- 100%
When operating the power switch normally the device
will always power up at 100% output current. The
operation of the power switch and the configuration of
the DIM1 and DIM2 pins control the dimming process
as follows:
1. When DIM1 and DIM2 pins are both floating, there
is no switch dimming, and the output current is
100% of the programmed value when the power is
on.
2. When DIM1 is floating and DIM2 is GND, the
output current is:
a) 100% at power on.
b) The first switch dimming action causes the
current to change to 30%.
c) A second switch dimming action causes the
current to return to 100%.
d) A fourth switch dimming action has the same
effect as the first switch dimming action.
e) Subsequent switch dimming actions causes
the cycle to continue.
3. When DIM1 is GND and DIM2 is floating, the
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dimming sequence is as described in (2) above,
except
that
the
current
sequence
is
100%-50%-100%.
4. When both DIM1 and DIM2 are connected to GND,
the dimming sequence is as described in (2) above,
except
that
the
current
sequence
is
100%-50%-20%-100%.
If the switch is operated normally, that is, switched ON
once after being in the OFF position for a long time, or if
both the DIM1 and DIM2 pins are floating, then the
output current always starts up at the initial value of
100%.
Note: Because the main power switch is used to initiate
the switch dimming function, the device must have a
large enough external capacitor on VIN to maintain
device operation for 2 seconds. Please refer to the
schematic for specific values.
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Figure 1 IS31LT3918 Evaluation Board Schematic
Note: ISSI Evaluation Board does not include a LED array
Figure 2. Picture of Evaluation Board
NOTE: Physical dimensions are (L x W x H): 25.1mm x 17mm x 12mm
PCB Layout
Figure 3. PCB Layout- Top Layer
Figure 4. PCB Layout- Bottom Layer
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Bill of Materials
No.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Name
Fuse
AL Capacitor
X Capacitor
Description
1A/250V
22uF,250V
0.1 uF,275V
Film Capacitor
SMD Capacitor
SMD Capacitor
SMD Capacitor
Inductor
Inductor
Inductor
Diode
FR Diode
FR Diode
Zener Diode
Schottky Diode
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
Resistor
NMOS
NMOS
IC
10nF,630V
1uF,50V,0805,X7R
10uF,25V,0805,X7R
NC
3mH,10%,8*10,Isat≥200mA
0.65mH,Isat≥800mA
NC
1A,1000V,1N4007,SMA
1A,600V,ESIJ,SMA
NC
12V,5%
1A,60V,SS16,SMA
20KΩ,1206,5%
270KΩ,1206,5%
4.7KΩ,0805,5%
150Ω,0805,5%
3KΩ,0805,1%
10Ω,0805,5%
0Ω,0805
0.68Ω,0805,1%
0.75Ω,0805,1%
330KΩ,0805,1%
4N60,4A/600V,TO-220
AP2306,5A/30V,SOT-23
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Ref Des.
F1
C1,C6
C3,C4
C5
C7
C8,C9
C10
L1,L4
L2,L5
L3
D1,D4-D6,D8-D10
D2
D3
D7
D12
R0
R1,R6
R3,R5
R4
R7
R8
R9,R10
R11
R12
R13
T1
T2
U1
Qty.
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
Mfr P/N
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Line Regulation Rate and Efficiency
Input Voltage
Input Power
PF
Output Voltage
Output Current
Efficiency
AC:90V
17.63W
0.853
37.35V
0.420A
88.98%
AC:110V
17.55W
0.887
37.35V
0.421A
89.60%
AC:130V
17.65W
0.876
37.30V
0.424A
89.60%
AC:180V
18.09W
0.830
37.20V
0.434A
89.25%
AC:220V
18.57W
0.810
37.20V
0.440A
88.14%
AC:240V
18.82W
0.802
37.20V
0.442A
87.37%
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EMI Test Report
Figure 5. L line
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EMI Test Report
Figure 6. N line
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