Max8759 low-cost, smbus, ccfl backlight controller, Pin description – Rainbow Electronics MAX8759 User Manual

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MAX8759

Low-Cost, SMBus, CCFL Backlight Controller

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Pin Description

PIN

NAME

FUNCTION

1

BATT

Supply Input. BATT is the input to the internal 5.35V linear regulator that powers the device. Bypass BATT
to GND with a 0.1µF ceramic capacitor.

2

SDA

SMBus Serial Data Input

3

SCL

SMBus Serial Clock Input

4

TFLT

Fault-Timer Adjustment Pin. Connect a capacitor from TFLT to GND to set the time-out periods for open-
lamp and secondary overcurrent faults.

5

VALS

Ambient-Light-Sensor Supply Pin. Bypass VALS to GND with a 0.1µF capacitor.

6

ALS

Ambient-Light-Sensor Input

7

PWMI

DPST Control Input

8

PWMO

DPST Buffer Output. Connect a capacitor between PWMO and GND. The capacitor forms a lowpass filter
with an internal 40k

Ω (typ) resistor for filtering the DPST signal.

9

FREQ

Chopping-Frequency Adjustment Pin. Connect a resistor from FREQ to GND to set the DPWM frequency:
f

DPWM

= 210Hz

× 169kΩ / R

FREQ

.

10

COMP

Transconductance Error Amplifier Output. A compensation capacitor connected between COMP and GND
sets the rise and fall time of the lamp-current envelope in DPWM operation.

11

DEL

Adaptive Zero-Crossing-Delay Adjustment Pin. Connect a resistor between DEL and GND to adjust the
range of the zero-crossing delay. Connecting DEL to V

CC

disables the zero-crossing delay function.

12

IFB1

Lamp-Current-Feedback Input. The IFB1 sense signal is internally full-wave rectified. IFB1 is compared
with IFB2 and the larger is used for lamp-current regulation. The average value of the rectified signal is
regulated to 785mV (typ) by controlling the on-time of high-side switch. An open-lamp fault is generated if
the peak voltage of IFB1 is below 600mV for a fault delay period set by TFLT.

13

IFB2

Lamp-Current-Feedback Input. The IFB2 sense signal is internally full-wave rectified. IFB1 is compared
with IFB2 and the larger is used for lamp-current regulation. The average value of the rectified signal is
regulated to 800mV (typ) by controlling the on-time of high-side switch. An open-lamp fault is generated if
the peak voltage of IFB2 is below 600mV for a fault-delay period set by TFLT. IFB2 input can be disabled
by connecting IFB2 to V

CC

.

14

VFB

Transformer Secondary Voltage-Feedback Input. A capacitive voltage-divider between the high-voltage
terminal of the CCFL tube and GND sets the maximum average lamp voltage during striking and lamp-out
fault. When the peak voltage on VFB exceeds the internal overvoltage threshold, the controller turns on an
internal current sink, discharging the COMP capacitor to limit the switch on-time. The VFB pin is also used
to detect a secondary undervoltage condition. If the peak voltage on VFB is below 230mV continuously for
250µs during the DPWM ON period, the MAX8759 shuts down.

15

ISEC

Transformer Secondary Current-Feedback Input. A current-sense resistor connected between the low-
voltage end of the transformer secondary and the ground sets the maximum secondary current during
short-circuit fault. When the peak voltage on ISEC exceeds the internal overcurrent threshold, the
controller turns on an internal current sink discharging the COMP capacitor.

16

LX1

GH1 Gate-Driver Return. LX1 is the input to the current-limit and zero-crossing comparators. The device
senses the voltage across the low-side MOSFET NL1 to detect primary current zero crossing and primary
overcurrent.

17

GH1

High-Side MOSFET NH1 Gate Driver Output

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