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ZXLD1371QESTTC Datasheet(HTML) 24 Page - Diodes Incorporated |
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24 / 42 page ![]() ZXLD1371Q ZXLD1371Q Document number: DS37116 Rev. 1 - 2 24 of 42 www.diodes.com September 2015 © Diodes Incorporated ZXLD1371Q Application Information (cont.) Buck Topology In Buck mode, GI is connected to ADJ as in Figure 5. The LED current depends only upon RS, VADJ and VREF. From Equation 1 above, SBuck 0.21 ILED VADJ V E Equation 10 If ADJ is directly connected to VREF, this becomes: SBuck 0.21 ILED Figure 5 Setting LED current in Buck configuration Boost and Buck-boost topology For Boost and Buck-boost topologies, the LED current depends upon the resistors, RS, RGI1, and RGI2 as in Equations 4 and 2 above. There is more than one degree of freedom. That is to say, there is not a unique solution. From Equation 4, SBoostBB 0.225 ILED GI ADJ VADJ V E Equation 11 If ADJ is connected to REF, this becomes SBoostBB 0.225 ILED GI ADJ GI_ADJ is given by Equation 2, repeated here for convenience: GI ADJ GI1 GI1 GI2 Figure 6 Setting LED current in Boost and Buck- boost configurations Note that from considerations of ZXLD1371Q input bias current, the recommended limits for RGI1 are: 22kΩ < GI1 < 100kΩ Equation 12 The additional degree of freedom allows us to select GI_ADJ within limits but this may affect overall performance a little. As mentioned above, the working voltage range at the GI pin is restricted. The permitted range of GI_ADJ in Boost or Buck-boost configuration is 0.2 < GI_ADJ < 0.5 Equation 13 The mean voltage across the sense resistor is VRS = ICOIL RS Equation 14 Note that if GI_ADJ is made larger, these equations show that RS is increased and VRS is increased. Therefore, for the same coil current, the dissipation in RS is increased. So, in some cases, it is better to minimize GI_ADJ. However, consider Equation 5. If ADJ is connected to REF, this becomes V S 0.225 GI ADJ 1 D This shows that VRS becomes smaller than 225mV if GI_ADJ < 1 - D. If also D is small, VRS can become too small. For example if D = 0.2, and GI_ADJ is the minimum value of 0.2, then VRS becomes 0.225* 0.2 / 0.8 = 56.25 mV. This will increase the LED current error due to small offsets in the system, such as mV drop in the copper printed wiring circuit, or offset uncertainty in the ZXLD1371Q. If now, GI_ADJ is increased to 0.4 or 0.5, VRS is increased to a value greater than 100mV. |
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