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71 / 87 page ![]() ACT5880 Rev 2, 03-Sep-13 - 71 - www.active-semi.com ActivePMU TM and ActivePathTM are trademarks of Active-Semi. I2CTM is a trademark of NXP. Copyright © 2013 Active-Semi, Inc. Active-Semi Confidential―Do Not Copy or Distribute The ODO1, the ODO2 and the ODO3 are open-drain drivers, which could operate as simple open-drain outputs, or as constant current sinkers, set by individual configuration. Each of them could also output in PWM pattern for extended output power adjustment range. One of the driver output, the ODO1, has high operation voltage range of up to 40V and the other 2 have the ranges of up to 5V, make them flexible and powerful. Each driver is configured and manipulated through the access to respective register bit. Refer to THE REGISTER BIT DESCRIPTION for more details. The BUFFER bit sets how a current setting or PWM duty cycle affects the output. When the BUFFER is set to 0, the data written into the respective current or duty register affects the output instantly; When it is set to 1, the data written into the register does not affect the output until the bit is set to 0. This BUFFER bit has power over all the 3 drivers, which makes the outputs of drivers change simultaneously, independent to when the data is set. Operation Modes Constant Current Driving The current is set by configuring the weight for LSB and a 6 bits current code. Combining the weight and the current code, the adjustment to current for each driver covers 0 to 100.8mA nominal. PWM Switching Each driver could be turned on and off with an internal generated PWM pattern at nominal 244Hz. The duty cycle of PWM pattern is either linear coded or non-linear coded, optioned against ordering. If linear coded, the duty cycle is the ratio of the integer volume put into the duty register over 255. See respective tables for non-linear coded duty cycle setting and the register setting. Figure 7 shows the duty cycle to code plot for both the linear and non-linear code, with an exponential curve for reference. The non-linear coded duty cycle setting provides a close to exponential code to brightness approximation, which gives similar feeling difference in changing the code linearly, against the Webber's law. Phase Shift and Delay In case of driving backlight assembly with long wire and close to the EMI sensitive LCD display, both PWM phase shift and sequential on are implemented in the driver circuitry additional to the current-on slew rate limit of 40mA/μs nominal, which assure no flicker, no fake operation in various size for high quality image display. Figure 7: The PWM Adjustment Curves. Combined Modulations The PWM pattern could modulate the constant current output on and off, as well as the simple open drain output on and off. The combined modulation extends the dynamic range for backlight brightness adjustment. For multi-strings backlight application, the current setting could be used for matching different strings while the PWM is used for overall brightness control. Inductive Load For inductive load driving, like driving a vibrator motor, an external dump clamp diode is desired to avoid voltage overstress by current breaking voltage surge caused by the serial inductance. As specified in the characteristics table, the drivers have a controlled current on slew rate of 40mA/μs nominal. This slew rate control only applies on the turning on of the current, not on the turning off. Irregular Conditions The driver block has her own overheat monitoring, with a threshold temperature lower than the over temperature shutdown threshold. If overheat is detected in this block, the drivers are turned off before the system is possibly forced into thermal- shutdown. Each driver also has a LED open detection circuit, which monitors the driving level of the output stage. When it is driven saturated, then OPEN-DRAIN DRIVERS 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 0 50 100 150 200 250 Non‐linear code Expotential Curve Linear code |
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