UBA20272
UBA20272 is 350 V and 600 V Power ICs manufactured by NXP Semiconductors.
- Part of the UBA20271 comparator family.
- Part of the UBA20271 comparator family.
description
The UBA20271/2 are high-voltage power ICs intended to drive and control higher powered self ballasted pact Fluorescent Lamp (CFL) lighting applications. The UBA20271/2 operate from 120 V and 230 V. The module includes a half-bridge power circuit of two NMOST power FETs. In addition, a controller circuit is included that has advanced features for dimming and a lamp current controlled boost feature
. The boost feature is used for boosting cold (amalgam) CFL. The controller contains a half-bridge drive function for CFL, a high-voltage level-shift circuit with integrated bootstrap diode. In addition, the controller contains an oscillator function, a current control function both for preheat and burn, a timer function and protection circuits. The UBA20271/2 are supplied via a d V/dt current charge supply circuit from the half-bridge circuit. Remark: Mains voltages noted are AC.
2. Features and benefits
2.1 Half-bridge features
- UBA20271: Two internal 350 V, 1.0 max 5.0 A NMOST half-bridge power FETs
- UBA20272: Two internal 600 V, 3.0 , max 2.7 A NMOST half-bridge power FETs
- Integrated high-voltage level-shift function with integrated bootstrap diode
2.2 Preheat and ignition features
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- Coil saturation protection during ignition Adjustable saturation protection level Adjustable preheat time Adjustable preheat current Ignition lamp current detection
2.3 Lamp boost features
- Adjustable boost timing
- Fixed boost current ratio of 1.5
- Gradually boost to burn transition timing
2.4 Dim features
- Continuously variable dimming function for standard phase cut dimmers
Datasheet pdf
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NXP Semiconductors
UBA20271/2
350 V and 600 V Power ICs for dimmable pact fluorescent lamps
- Natural dimming curve by logarithmic correction
- Adjustable Minimum Dimming Level (MDL)
- Controlled lamp ON/OFF
2.5 Protection
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- Over Current Protection (OCP) in boost and burn state Capacitive Mode Protection (CMP) Over Power...