ZXLD1360
1A LED driver with internal switch
Description
The ZXLD1360 is a continuous mode
inductive step-down converter, designed for
driving single or multiple series connected
LEDs efficiently from a voltage source higher
than the LED voltage. The device operates
from an input supply between 7V and 30V and
provides an externally adjustable output
current of up to 1A. Depending upon supply
voltage and external components, this can
provide up to 24 watts of output power.
The ZXLD1360 includes the output switch and
a high-side output current sensing circuit,
which uses an external resistor to set the
nominal average output current.
Output current can be adjusted above, or
below the set value, by applying an external
control signal to the 'ADJ' pin.
The ADJ pin will accept either a DC voltage or a
PWM waveform. Depending upon the control
frequency, this will provide either a continuous
or a gated output current. The PWM filter
components are contained within the chip.
The PWM filter provides a soft-start feature by
controlling the rise of input/output current. The
soft-start time can be increased using an
external capacitor from the ADJ pin to ground.
Applying a voltage of 0.2V or lower to the ADJ
pin turns the output off and switches the device
into a low current standby state.
Features
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Simple low parts count
Internal 30V NDMOS switch
1A output current
Single pin on/off and brightness control
using DC voltage or PWM
Internal PWM filter
Soft-start
High efficiency (up to 95%)
Wide input voltage range: 7V to 30V
40V transient capability
Output shutdown
Up to 1MHz switching frequency
Inherent open-circuit LED protection
Typical 4% output current accuracy
Applications
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Low voltage halogen replacement LEDs
Automotive lighting
Low voltage industrial lighting
LED back-up lighting
Illuminated signs
Pin connections
LX
1
GND
2
ADJ
3
TSOT23-5
Top view
4
I
SENSE
5
Typical application circuit
V
IN
(7V - 30V)
Rs
0.1
V
IN
L1 47 H
C1
4.7 F
D1
V
IN
I
SENSE
LX
N/C
ADJ
ZXLD1360
GND
GND
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