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Descripción PWM pulse Generator
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BD9478F
Datasheet
LED Drivers series for LCD Backlights
PWM pulse Generator for
LCD Panels
BD9478F
General Description
BD9478F is PWM pulse generator for LCD panel. This
IC compares triangle waveform which is generated
inside IC and external DC signal, and generates a
PWM pulse. This PWM pulse is provided to LED driver
and controls LED grayscale. PWM pulse frequency
can be synchronized to external signal frequency
inputted to SYNC terminal. Even if this frequency gets
out of range, it works in the setting frequency, is
protected and it always provides stable PWM pulse to
LED driver.
Key Specification
Operating power supply voltage range: 4.5V to 5.5V
Free Run frequency:
150Hz (CT=0.01µF)
Operating Current:
Operating temperature range:
℃ ℃2mA (typ.)
-40 to +85
Applications
LED backlight of monitor, TV, NOTE PC, etc.
Features
The signal that the frequency synchronizes with the
VSYNC signal is output to PWMOUT.
The PWM pulse is generated with the DC signal of a
triangular wave and PDIM generated with the LCT
capacitor.
When the VSYNC frequency exceeds the stipulated
range, it fixes by a set frequency.
(fSYNC<fPLLtyp*0.35 -> fPLL=0.36*fPLLtyp , fSYNC>
fPLLtyp*2.75 -> fPLL=2.75*fPLLtyp)
When VSYNC is a no signal input, the self-oscillation is
operated by set frequency decided on the CT capacitance.
When the pulse signal is input to the terminal EXTPWM,
it shifts automatically to external PWM mode.
Package
SOP-8:
Pin Pitch:
W(Typ.) D(Typ.) H(Max.)
5.00mm x 6.20mm x 1.71mm
1.27mm
Typical Application Circuit
CVCC
VIN
PDIM
fVSYNC
1 VCC
CEXTPWM
Connector CPDIM
CVSYNC
2 EXTPWM
3 PDIM
4 VSYNC
PWMOUT 8
PWM signal out
(to LED driver)
GND 7
CLPF1 CLPF2
LPF 6
RLPF2
CT 5
CCT
Figure 1. SOP-8
Figure 2. Typical Application Circuit
○ :Product structure Silicon monolithic integrated circuit
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BD9478F
Block Diagram
Datasheet
EXTPWM
VCC
GND
Pulse VSYNC
signal
Phase
Comparetor
Frequency lock comparator
+
-
f×2.75
+
-
f×0.35
selector
-
+
f×0.15
LPF
Loop Filter
Voltage
Controlled
Oscillator
PWM comparator
-
+
selector
CT PDIM
DC
signal
PWMOUT
Figure 6. Block Diagram
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BD9478F
Datasheet
Operational Notes
1.) Although the quality of this product has been tightly controlled, deterioration or even destruction may occur if the absolute maximum
ratings, such as for applied pressure and operational temperature range, are exceeded. Furthermore, we are unable to assume short
or open mode destruction conditions. If special modes which exceed the absolute maximum ratings are expected, physical safely
precautions such as fuses should be considered.
2.) The IC can destruct from reverse connection of the power supply connector. Precautions, such as inserting a diode between t
he external power supply and IC power terminal, should be taken as protection against reverse connection destruction.
3.) When attaching to the printed substrate, pay special attention to the direction and proper placement of the IC. If the IC is att
ached incorrectly, it may be destroyed.
Destruction can also occur when there is a short, which can be caused by foreign objects entering between outputs or an output and the
power GND.
4.) Because there is a return of current regenerated by back EMF of the external coil, the capacity value should be determined af
ter confirming that there are no problems with characteristics such as capacity loss at low temperatures with electrolysis conde
nsers, for example by placing a condenser between the power supply and GND as a route for the regenerated current.
5.) The potential of the GND pin should be at the minimum potential during all operation status
6.) Heat design should consider power dissipation (Pd) during actual use and margins should be set with plenty of room.
7.) Exercise caution when operating in strong magnet fields, as errors can occur.
8.) When using this IC, it should be configured so that the output Tr should not exceed absolute maximum ratings and ASO. Wit
h CMOS ICs and ICs which have multiple power sources, there is a chance of rush current flowing momentarily, so exercise c
aution with power supply coupling capacity, power supply and width of GND pattern wiring and its layout.
9.) This IC has a built-in Temperature Protection Circuit (TSD circuit). The temperature protection circuit (TSD circuit) is only to cut
off the IC from thermal runaway, and has not been designed to protect or guarantee the IC. Therefore, the user should not
plan to activate this circuit with continued operation in mind.
10.) If a condenser is connected to a pin with low impedance when inspecting the set substrate, stress may be placed on the IC,
so there should be a discharge after each process. Furthermore, when connecting a jig for the inspection process, the power
must first be turned OFF before connection and inspection, and turned OFF again before removal.
11.) This IC is a monolithic IC, and between each element there is a P+ isolation and P substrate for element separation.
There is a P-N junction formed between this P-layer and each element’s N-layer, which makes up various parasitic elements.
For example, when resistance and transistor are connected with a terminal as in figure 15:
When GND>(terminal A) at the resistance, or GND>(terminal B) at the transistor (NPN), the P-N junction operates as a parasitic
diode.
Also, when GND>(terminal B) at the transistor, a parasitic NPN transistor operates by the N-layer of other elements close to the
aforementioned parasitic diode.
With the IC’s configuration, the production of parasitic elements by the relationships of the electrical potentials is inevitable. The operation
of the parasitic elements can also interfere with the circuit operation, leading to malfunction and even destruction. Therefore, uses which
cause the parasitic elements to operate, such as applying voltage to the input terminal which is lower than the GND (P-substrate), should
be avoided.
(Pin A)
Resistor
(Pin B)
Transistor (NPN)
B
C
E
P
N
P
N
P
P substrate
GND
Parasitic element
N
P
N
N
P
N
P substrate
GND
P
N
GND
Parasitic element
(Pin B)
(Pin A)
BC
E
Parasitic element
GND
GND
Adjacent other elements
Parasitic
Figure 17. Example of Simple Structure of Monolithic IC
Status of this document
The Japanese version of this document is formal specification. A customer may use this translation version only for a reference
to help reading the formal version.
If there are any differences in translation version of this document formal version takes priority
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・ ・© 2012 ROHM Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.
TSZ22111 15 001
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24. Jul.2012 Rev.002

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