• Part: A80606-1
  • Description: High Power LED Driver
  • Manufacturer: Allegro MicroSystems
  • Size: 5.54 MB
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Allegro MicroSystems
A80606-1
A80606-1 is High Power LED Driver manufactured by Allegro MicroSystems.
- Part of the A80606 comparator family.
A80606 and A80606-1 High Power LED Driver with Pre-Emptive Boost for Ultra-High Dimming Ratio and Low Output Ripple Features AND BENEFITS - Automotive AEC-Q100 qualified - Enhanced fault handling for ASIL B system pliance - Wide input voltage range of 4.5 to 40 V for start/stop, cold crank, and load dump requirements - Operate in Boost or SEPIC mode for flexible output - Gate driver for external MOSFET to deliver higher output power - Six integrated LED current sinks, up to 180 m A each - Boost switching frequency synced externally or programmed from 260 k Hz to 2.3 MHz - Programmable boost frequency dithering to reduce EMI - Advanced control allows minimum PWM on-time down to 0.3 µs, and avoids MLCC audible noises - LED contrast ratio: 15,000:1 at 200 Hz using PWM dimming alone, 150,000:1 when bining PWM and analog dimming - Excellent input voltage transient response even at lowest PWM duty cycle Continued on next page... PACKAGE: 48-Pin 7 mm × 7 mm QFN with Wettable Flank Not to scale DESCRIPTION The A80606 is a multi-output LED driver for automotive applications such as exterior lighting, heads-up display, and mid-size LCD backlighting. It implements a current-mode boost/SEPIC converter with gate driver for external N-channel MOSFET. The A80606 provides six integrated current sinks driving up to 180 m A per string. Multiple sinks can be paralleled together to achieve higher LED currents up to 1.08 A. The IC operates from single power supply from 4.5 to 40 V; once started, it can continue to operate down to 4 V. This allows it to withstand stop/start, cold crank, and load dump conditions encountered in automotive systems. The A80606 can control LED brightness through an external PWM signal. By using the patented Pre-Emptive Boost control, an LED brightness contrast ratio of 15,000:1 can be achieved using PWM dimming at 200 Hz. A higher ratio of 150,000:1 is possible when using a bination of PWM and analog dimming. Continued on next page... APPLICATIONS...