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SSL5101T - GreenChip controller

General Description

The SSL5101T is an offline controller IC, intended to drive LEDs in general lighting applications.

Selectable modes for high power factor or low ripple, allowing a wide LED power range Single stage t

Key Features

  • LED controller IC for driving strings of LEDs or high-voltage LEDs from rectified mains.
  • High-efficiency switch mode buck, flyback or buck-boost controller driving an external power FET.
  • Two maximum switching frequencies for highest efficiency or smallest.

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SSL5101T GreenChip controller for LED lighting Rev. 1 — 4 June 2014 Objective data sheet 1. General description The SSL5101T is an offline controller IC, intended to drive LEDs in general lighting applications. The main benefits of this IC include: • Selectable modes for high power factor or low ripple, allowing a wide LED power range • • • • • Single stage topology for small PCB footprint Ease of design-in Integrated start-up JFET Low electronic Bill Of Material (BOM) Various converter topologies supported The IC drives an external switch for easy power scaling. It has been designed to start up directly from the High-Voltage (HV) supply by an internal high-voltage current source. Flyback, buck and buck-boost circuit topologies are supported.