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Copyright © 2009 Luger Research & <strong>LED</strong>-professional. All rights reserved.<br />

The LM3445 includes a bleeder circuit to ensure proper TRIAC operation<br />

by allowing current flow while the line voltage is low to enable proper<br />

firing of the TRIAC. A passive power factor correction circuit ensures<br />

good power factor by drawing current directly from the line for most of<br />

the cycle, and provides a constant positive voltage to the buck regulator.<br />

Additional features include thermal shutdown, current limit and undervoltage<br />

lockout.<br />

NXP: World’s First Integrated<br />

Dimmable Mains <strong>LED</strong> Driver IC<br />

NXP Semiconductors, the independent semiconductor company<br />

founded by Philips, launched the SSL2101 - the world’s first integrated<br />

dimmable mains <strong>LED</strong> driver. The NXP SSL2101 is a small form factor<br />

Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) controller IC specifically designed<br />

to drive <strong>LED</strong> devices and provide dimming capabilities to further improve<br />

the energy efficiency of <strong>LED</strong> lighting.<br />

Typical application circuit of the LM3445<br />

The LM3445 TRIAC dimmable <strong>LED</strong> driver maximizes the light output for<br />

systems while maintaining ENERGY STAR® power factor requirements<br />

in a typical application, positioning it among National’s PowerWise®<br />

family of energy-efficient products.<br />

Today’s TRIAC wall dimmers are designed to interface with a resistive<br />

load such as incandescent or halogen light bulbs. Since an <strong>LED</strong> bulb<br />

does not appear as a resistive load to the TRIAC wall dimmer, dimming<br />

an <strong>LED</strong> bulb using a conventional TRIAC wall dimmer does not yield<br />

optimal dimming performance. <strong>LED</strong> drivers available today cause either<br />

a 120Hz flicker of the <strong>LED</strong>s or do not enable the full 100:1 dimming<br />

range. National’s LM3445 overcomes this challenge by translating the<br />

TRIAC-chopped waveform to a DIM signal and decoding it for a fullrange<br />

of uniform, flicker-free dimming. The driver’s patent-pending<br />

control architecture maintains constant ripple through the <strong>LED</strong>s, which<br />

extends the life of the <strong>LED</strong>s.<br />

National’s LM3445 <strong>LED</strong> driver enables direct <strong>LED</strong> bulb replacement of<br />

existing incandescent or halogen bulb systems connected to standard<br />

TRIAC wall dimmers. In addition, the LM3445 allows master-slave operation,<br />

enabling the control of multiple strings of <strong>LED</strong> bulbs.<br />

Technical Features:<br />

Offered in a 10-pin mini SOIC package, National’s LM3445 is an adaptive<br />

constant off-time AC-DC buck (step-down) constant current controller<br />

that includes a TRIAC dimming decoder. The decoder allows wide-range<br />

<strong>LED</strong> dimming, using standard TRIAC dimmers. The high-frequency<br />

capable architecture allows the use of small external passive<br />

components.<br />

Block diagram of the SSL2101<br />

The dimming capabilities offered by the SSL2101 create unique opportunities<br />

for lighting system designers to produce more energy efficient systems.<br />

With the high integration level, this cost effective device reduces the<br />

number of total electronic components and allows designers to fully reap<br />

the benefits of dimmable <strong>LED</strong>s while minimizing precious board space.<br />

The SSL2101 is fully compatible with today’s lighting infrastructure and<br />

can operate directly from rectified mains power supply in combination<br />

with a phase cut dimmer. The SSL2101 includes a high-voltage power<br />

switch and can start-up directly from the rectified mains voltage, so no<br />

external startup circuit is required. To support its dimming capabilities<br />

the SSL2101 contains two integrated high voltage-switches for bleeder<br />

operation and an input that can be used to sense lamp power usage and<br />

activate additional bleeder action when needed.<br />

www.led-professional.com <strong>LED</strong> professional Review | Mar/Apr 2009 | page 12

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