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LN9366 - 120mA 6-Channel Charge Pump White LED Driver

General Description

The LN9366 is a high performance white LED driver.

It integrates current sources and automatic mode selection charge pump.

The part maintains the high efficiency by utilizing an x1/x1.5 fractional charge pump and low dropout current sources.

Key Features

  • 85% average efficiency over battery life.
  • Support up to 6 white LEDs.
  • 80mV typical current source dropout.
  • Support up to120mA output current.
  • 2% typical LED current accuracy.
  • 1% typical LED current matching.
  • Soft start function.
  • Auto charge pump mode selection.
  • Output over voltage protection.
  • 16-Step brightness control.
  • Low input noise and EMI.
  • Low 1 μA shutdown current.
  • Package.
  • QFN3×3-16 VNG VOUT LED1 LED2 16 15 14 13 C.

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Part number LN9366
Manufacturer natlinear
File Size 214.03 KB
Description 120mA 6-Channel Charge Pump White LED Driver
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LN9366 120mA 6-Channel Charge Pump White LED Driver with Low Dropout Current Source ■ General Description The LN9366 is a high performance white LED driver. It integrates current sources and automatic mode selection charge pump. The part maintains the high efficiency by utilizing an x1/x1.5 fractional charge pump and low dropout current sources. The small equivalent x1 mode open loop resistance and ultra-low dropout voltage of current source extend the operating time of x1 mode and optimize the efficiency of Li-ion battery in white LED applications. The LN9366 supports up to 6 white LEDs and regulates a constant current for uniform intensity. The part implements a 4-bit DAC for brightness control. Users can easily configure the LED current from 1.25mA to 20mA by a serial pulse.