Infineon ICL8820XUMA1 LED Driver IC, 8/24 V 2 mA 8-Pin PG-DSO-8

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Mfr. Part No.:
ICL8820XUMA1
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Infineon
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Brand

Infineon

Output Current

2mA

Product Type

LED Driver IC

Input Voltage

8/24 V

Input Voltage Type

AC/DC

Dimming Operation

PWM

Maximum Output Power

125W

Mount Type

Through Hole

Package Type

PG-DSO-8

Number of Pins

8

Minimum Operating Temperature

-40°C

Maximum Operating Temperature

150°C

Width

4 mm

Length

5mm

Height

1.75mm

Series

ICL8820XU

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

Automotive Standard

No

The Infineon ICL8820 is a voltage mode controller for flyback topologies operating in quasiresonant mode and valley switching DCM. It is designed for low and high power lumen LED driver, requiring high power factor and efficiency. The flyback controller is capable of controlling SSR-CV an PSR-CV topologies. Offering a wide usage in low cost applications where a PFC functionality in dual stage topologies is required. For lighting applications, the IC offers a wide power range as well as a comprehensive set of protections, including a power limitation. The IC is easy to design in and requires a minimum number of external components.

Soft-start to reduce stress during turn-on

External start-up circuit control signal with Vcc support in light load operation

Reduced gate driver output voltage during start-up sequence and burst mode allowing smaller Vcc cap

Burst mode for very light loads and low system standby power consumption

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