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A8435: High Efficiency Charge Pump White LED Driver (PDF)
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Power Management ICs: Display Power and Backlight,
Power Management ICs: Switching Regulators
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A8435: Allegro Announces New High Efficiency Charge Pump White LED Driver
The A8435 high efficiency charge pump IC offer a simple, low-cost white LED driver solution for portable electronics display applications. Using a proprietary control scheme (1, 1.5), the A8435 can output well-matched currents for up to 4 LEDs, while maintaining the highest efficiency over most of the Li-ion battery lifetime.
The A8435 accepts an input range of 2.7 to 5.5 V and delivers up to 30 mA for each of the four regulated current sources. The A8435 can deliver a total output current of 120 mA, meeting the requirements of most Li-ion battery-powered white LED backlight applications. Outputs can also be tied together for WLED flash/torch applications.
The A8435 offers flexible options for LED current driving. The LED current can be set by any of the following methods: (a) choosing an appropriate value for RSET, (b) 2-bit parallel control with 3 levels, (c) PWM control, or (d) serial programming.
The 8435 is available in a very thin profile 0.75 mm (nominal height) 3 3 mm MLP-16 package (ES), fitting the needs of space-conscious applications.
Evaluation tool and reference design are available for this device. For more information, contact us.
| Part Number | Package Type | RoHS Compliant |
Part Composition/ RoHS Data |
Temperature | Comments | Samples | Distributor Stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A8435EES-T | 16-lead QFN | -- | -- | -40 °C to 85 °C | new |
Contact Local Sales Representative or check distributor stock |
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| A8435EESTR-T | 16-lead QFN | Yes | view data | -40 °C to 85 °C | new |
Contact Local Sales Representative or check distributor stock |
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