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LP3390 Datasheet(PDF) 5 Page - Lowpower Semiconductor inc

Part # LP3390
Description  1.2MHzFixed-Frequency PWM Operation
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Preliminary Datasheet
LP3390
LP3390 Version 1.0 Datasheet
NOV.-2013
www.lowpowersemi.com
Page 5 of 8
Application Information
LED Current Setting
The loop of Boost structure will keep the FB pin
voltage equal to the reference voltage VREF.
FB voltage is 200mV,Therefore, when RSET
connects FB pin and GND, the current flows from
VOUT through LED and RSET to GND will be
decided by the current on RSET, which is equal to
following equation:
Dimming Control
a.
Using a PWM Signal to EN Pin
For the brightness dimming control of the LP3390,
the IC provides typically 200mV feedback voltage
when the EN pin is pulled constantly high. However,
EN pin allows a PWM signal to reduce this regulation
voltage by changing the PWM duty cycle to achieve
LED brightness dimming control. The relationship
between the duty cycle and FB voltage can be
calculated as following equation:
VFB = Duty x 200mV
Where
Duty = duty cycle of the PWM signal
200mV = internal reference voltage
The duty cycle of the PWM signal is used to cut the
internal 200mV reference voltage. An internal low
pass filter is used to filter the pulse signal. And then
the reference voltage can be made by connecting the
output of the filter to the error amplifier for the FB pin
voltage regulation.
However, the internal low pass filter 3db frequency is
500Hz. When the dimming frequency is lower then
500Hz, VA is also a PWM signal and the LED current
is controlled directly by this signal. When the
frequency is higher than 500Hz, PWM is filtered by
the internal low pass filter and the VA approach a DC
signal. And the LED current is a DC current which
elimate the audio noise. Two figures of PWM
Dimming from EN are shown in Typical Operating
Characteristics section and the PWM dimming
frequency is 100Hz and 1MHz respectively.
But there is an offset in error amplifier which will
cause the VA variation. In low PWM duty signal
situation, the filtered reference voltage is low and the
offset can cause bigger variation of the output
current. So the LP3390 is not recommend to be
dimming by the EN pin. For the LP3390, the
minimum duty vs frequency is listed in following
table:
b. Using a DC Voltage
Using a variable DC voltage to adjust the brightness
is a popular method in some applications. The
dimming control using a DC voltage circuit. The
output voltage can be calculated by the following
Equations.
c. Using a Filtered PWM signal
Another common application is using a filtered PWM
signal as an adjustable DC voltage for LED dimming
control. A filtered PWM signal acts as the DC voltage
to regulate the output current. In this circuit, the
output ripple depends on the frequency of PWM
signal. For smaller output voltage ripple (<100mV),
the recommended frequency of 2.8V PWM signal
should be above 2kHz. To fix the frequency of PWM
signal and change the duty cycle of PWM signal can


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