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9 W, A19 format triac dimmable, high power factor, non-isolated LED driver based on HVLED815PF (for US market)

STEVAL-ILL045V1

Overview

The STEVAL-ILL045V1 demonstration board showcases ST’s new LED driver chip, HVLED815PF. It solves the problem of low-cost drive circuitry for LED replacements for 40 W incandescent or equivalent compact-fluorescent lamps.

The HVLED815PF is a new integrated power controller using primary-side control to achieve LED current regulation within +/-5%. (It also has primary-side voltage regulation, used here for open load protection.)
The device incorporates an 800 V avalanche-rated FET and fits a standard SO-16 package. An internal startup circuit eliminates the need for external rapid-start circuitry.
The PFC-flyback power converter operates in transition mode for the highest efficiency and best use of components.
With the addition of a few extra components the HVLED815PF is made to draw near-sinusoidal input current from the AC line.
The circuit regulates LED current over a wide range of line voltage and LED string voltage, and it is dimmable with standard Triac-based dimmers.

Main features

9 W output, for light equal to a range from 40 W to 60 W incandescent
+/-5% primary-side current regulation, no optocoupler
Low component count - 25 parts, including the EMI filter
Only 1 tight-tolerance component
High efficiency, > 86%
High power factor > 0.98 and low THD,
Fits in 28 mm tubing, 52 mm overall length
Dimmable with common Triac dimmer
RoHS compliant

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