LED Drivers Stable With Car-Battery Input
ROHM Electronics' LED drivers offer
the capability to withstand high
input voltages up to 36V for
automotive applications.
The BD8109FMand BD8118FMhave integrated
current-mode DC/DC controllers to ensure stable
operation against unstable car-battery input
voltages, and also to remove constraints on the
number of LEDs allowed in series connection.
The devices support Pulse Width Modulation
(PWM) LED luminance control and can also be
controlled in applications where an external signal
is used for output control using the VDAC interface.
The on-board LED drivers are protected against
open-circuit conditions if any of the driver outputs
are left open. The devices also have multiple builtin
protection functions, such as under-voltage
lockout, over-voltage
protection, and over-current
protection.
FEATURES
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- Input range:
4.5V to 30V (BD8118FM) 5.0V to 30V (BD8109FM)
- Integrated DC/DC controller:
Step-up (BD8118FM) Buck-boost current-mode (BD8109FM)
- Abnormal-status detection function
- HSOP-M28 package
- Four integrated LED current driver channels (maximum 150mA per channel)
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APPLICATIONS
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- Car-navigation backlights
- Small- and medium-sized LCD panels
- Dashboard panels
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ROHM’s LED drivers withstand high input voltages for automotive applications
- Exar’s SP6699, page 081110
- Vishay’s TEMD6010FX01 & TEMD5510FX01, page 081130
- Melexis’ SensorEyeC, page 081131