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Toshiba Develops AC/DC Offline LED Controller IC

Toshiba (TOKYO:6502) today announced the development of an AC/DC offline LED controller IC employing a single converter PFC*1 for LED lighting and lighting equipment. The samples are currently available and the company will move to commercialization in July.

Toshiba announced the development of an AC/DC offline LED controller IC employing a single converter PFC for LED lighting and lighting equipment. (Photo: Business Wire)

The new product is an isolated flyback LED power controller that was developed to meet demanding design criteria: support for triac dimming; high PFC and fewer external parts by achieving active PFC with a single converter; and no use of opto-couplers and detectors for average LED current control of the second side of the transformer. The power factor value (PF) is more than 0.8-0.9 with standard 120-220V AC, and the accuracy of LED output current is +/-5%.

LED lighting, now replacing incandescent, offers low power consumption and a long operating life. Toshiba is developing products that feature control of higher power LED, that support dimming and higher PF, and that deliver more accurate output current with higher efficiency.

*1 Power Factor Correction: A function which is applied to improve the efficiency of electric power transmission system.

Main Features of New IC

  • Support for triac dimming
  • no use of opto-couplers and detector for average LED current control
  • fewer external parts due to a PFC with a single converter
  • bottom switch control of main MOSFET contributes to lower noise and lower power consumption
  • LED output current accuracy less than +/-5% under 8-22V power supply.
  • built-in detector of opening or shorting of the LED

Parts number - TC62D902FG
Sample Release - March of 2013
Sample Price - 100Yen
Mass Production - July of 2013

Main Specification of New Product

Wafer Technology - CD0.13-40V
Function - AC/DC offline LED power controller
Switching method - Isolated flyback
Supply voltage - Vac 85-264V
Output - Up to 20W, drive 3-8 LED in series, up to 1A.
Package - SOP-8

Source: http://www.toshiba.co.jp/

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