Preliminary datasheet, Pin description – Diodes AP3064 User Manual

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Preliminary Datasheet

Boost Type LED Driver with 4-Channel Current Source AP3064

Jul. 2012 Rev. 1. 5 BCD Semiconductor Manufacturing Limited

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Pin Description

Pin Number

Pin

Name

Function

SOIC-16

/PSOP-16

DIP-16

QFN-

4×4-16

1 1 3

CH4

LED current sink 4. Leave the pin open
directly if not used

2 3 5

ISET

LED current setting pin. The corresponding
maximum current of all 4 strings is set through
connecting a resistor from this pin to GND

3 2 4

OVP

Over voltage protection pin. When the OVP
pin voltage exceeds 2.0V, the OVP is triggered
and the power switch is turned off. When the
OVP pin voltage drops below hysteresis
voltage, the OVP is released and the power
switch will resume normal operation

4

4

6

RT

Frequency control pin

5 5 7

EN

ON/OFF control pin. Forcing this pin above
2.4V enables the IC while below 0.5V shuts
down the IC. When the IC is in shutdown
mode, all functions are disabled to decrease
the supply current below 3

µA

6 6 8

CS

Power switch current sense input

7 7 9

OUT

Boost converter power switch gate output.
This pin output high voltage (5V/V

IN

-0.5V) to

drive the external N-MOSFET

8 8 10

VCC

5V linear regulator output pin. This pin should
be bypassed to GND (recommend to connect
with GND pin) with a ceramic capacitor

9 9 11

VIN

Supply input pin. A capacitor (typical 10

µF)

should be connected between the V

IN

and

GND to keep the DC input voltage constant

10

10

12

STATUS

LED operation status output

11 11 13

COMP

Soft-start

and control loop compensation

12 12 14

DIM

PWM dimming control pin.
Adding a PWM signal to this pin to control
LED dimming. If not used, connect it to the
high level

13 13 15

CH1

LED current sink 1. Leave the pin open
directly if not used

14 14 16

CH2

LED current sink 2. Leave the pin open
directly if not used

15 15 1

GND

Ground

16 16 2

CH3

LED current sink 3. Leave the pin open
directly if not used

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