Adaptive ballast control IC
A ballast and power control technology, applied in the field of adaptive ballast control IC, can solve problems such as performance deterioration, base excitation limitation, failure, etc., and achieve increased or decreased scale, high noise immunity, and fewer components. Effect
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[0046] A simple, low-cost IC solution has been developed that combines multiple CFL functions, plus high-side and low-side half-bridge drivers (Figure 1). In order to reduce the packaging cost, IC has been limited to 8 pins, so it is suitable for standard SO8 package or DIP8 package. The half-bridge driver requires four pins 8, 7, 6 and 5 (VB, HO, VS and LO), and two pins 1 and 2 (VCC and COM) are required for power supply and loop, and one pin 4 is used for programming minimum Frequency (FMIN).
[0047]This results in only one control pin 3 available for the ballast function. In order to achieve this goal, the voltage-controlled oscillator analog input pin (VCO) is used in combination with internal adaptive control systems and methods and half-bridge voltage sensing technology to achieve warm-up, ignition, operation, and fault protection functions.
[0048] Figure 1 shows a block diagram of the IC, and Figure 2 is a table of pin assignments for the IC. 1 and 2, the IC 100 has an ...
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