Datasheet ILD8150, ILD8150E (Infineon) - 2
| Manufacturer | Infineon |
| Description | 80V DC-DC buck LED driver IC with hybrid dimming down to 0.5% |
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| Document Language | English |
ILD8150/ILD8150E. LED driver IC for high power LEDs with hybrid dimming down to 0.5%. Description. Performance and innovation
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ILD8150/ILD8150E LED driver IC for high power LEDs with hybrid dimming down to 0.5% Description Description
The ILD8150 is a 80 V DC/DC converter IC for LED applications to drive high-power LEDs. For applications operating close to SELV limits it provides a high safety voltage margin. The buck LED driver IC is tailored for LEDs in general lighting applications with average currents up to 1.5 A using a high-side integrated switch. A complete set of features and protections provide a well fit for professional LED lighting solutions.
Performance and innovation
The hysteretic current control provides an extremely fast regulation and stable LED current combined with good EMI performance. The efficiency of the LED driver is remarkable high due to the low RON of the internal switch. Hybrid dimming is an Infineon unique one-pin dimming method that combines analog dimming and PWM dimming of the LEDs current in one hybrid dimming curve. A PWM input signal between 250 Hz and 20 kHz controls dimming of the LEDs current in analog mode from 100 percent to 12.5 percent and 12.5 percent to 0.5 percent in hybrid mode with flicker-free modulation frequency of 3.4 kHz. The digital PWM dimming detection with high resolution makes it the perfect match for microcontroller and high quality dimming applications. The IC supply is directly driven from the primary stage and the low-power shut down contributes to a very high stand-by system efficiency. High output current accuracy from device to device under all loads and input voltages conditions makes it perfect for tunable white and flat panel designs where current must be identical string to string.
Protection
A wide range of operating supply voltage from 8 V to 80 V DC enables a wide use in many applications and provides a good margin when bus voltage exceeds shortly the SELV limits. The soft-start function protects the primary stage from abrupt current request. The over temperature protection is triggered when the junction temperature exceeds the temperature threshold turning off the output stage. The output stage turns on again when the junction temperature falls below the temperature threshold. Under voltage lock-out protects the bootstrap voltage and the hysteretic design ensures cycle-by-cycle current limitation. Datasheet 2 V1.0 2019-01-31 Document Outline Features Potential applications Description Table of contents 1 Functional block diagram 2 Pin configuration 3 Functional description 3.1 Buck controller features 3.1.1 Output current regulation 3.1.2 Dimming 3.1.3 Digital soft-start 3.1.4 Low power mode 3.2 Protection features 3.2.1 Over-temperature protection 3.2.2 Under-voltage protection 4 Thermal and electrical characteristics 4.1 Package characteristics 4.2 Absolute maximum ratings 4.3 Operating conditions 4.4 Electrical characteristics 5 Package dimensions Disclaimer
The ILD8150 is a 80 V DC/DC converter IC for LED applications to drive high-power LEDs. For applications operating close to SELV limits it provides a high safety voltage margin. The buck LED driver IC is tailored for LEDs in general lighting applications with average currents up to 1.5 A using a high-side integrated switch. A complete set of features and protections provide a well fit for professional LED lighting solutions.
Performance and innovation
The hysteretic current control provides an extremely fast regulation and stable LED current combined with good EMI performance. The efficiency of the LED driver is remarkable high due to the low RON of the internal switch. Hybrid dimming is an Infineon unique one-pin dimming method that combines analog dimming and PWM dimming of the LEDs current in one hybrid dimming curve. A PWM input signal between 250 Hz and 20 kHz controls dimming of the LEDs current in analog mode from 100 percent to 12.5 percent and 12.5 percent to 0.5 percent in hybrid mode with flicker-free modulation frequency of 3.4 kHz. The digital PWM dimming detection with high resolution makes it the perfect match for microcontroller and high quality dimming applications. The IC supply is directly driven from the primary stage and the low-power shut down contributes to a very high stand-by system efficiency. High output current accuracy from device to device under all loads and input voltages conditions makes it perfect for tunable white and flat panel designs where current must be identical string to string.
Protection
A wide range of operating supply voltage from 8 V to 80 V DC enables a wide use in many applications and provides a good margin when bus voltage exceeds shortly the SELV limits. The soft-start function protects the primary stage from abrupt current request. The over temperature protection is triggered when the junction temperature exceeds the temperature threshold turning off the output stage. The output stage turns on again when the junction temperature falls below the temperature threshold. Under voltage lock-out protects the bootstrap voltage and the hysteretic design ensures cycle-by-cycle current limitation. Datasheet 2 V1.0 2019-01-31 Document Outline Features Potential applications Description Table of contents 1 Functional block diagram 2 Pin configuration 3 Functional description 3.1 Buck controller features 3.1.1 Output current regulation 3.1.2 Dimming 3.1.3 Digital soft-start 3.1.4 Low power mode 3.2 Protection features 3.2.1 Over-temperature protection 3.2.2 Under-voltage protection 4 Thermal and electrical characteristics 4.1 Package characteristics 4.2 Absolute maximum ratings 4.3 Operating conditions 4.4 Electrical characteristics 5 Package dimensions Disclaimer
