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IS31FL3199 Datasheet, PDF (1/16 Pages) Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc – 9-CHANNEL LIGHT EFFECT LED DRIVER
IS31FL3199
9-CHANNEL LIGHT EFFECT LED DRIVER
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
IS31FL3199 is a 9-channel light effect LED driver
which features two-dimensional auto breathing mode
and an audio modulated display mode. It has One Shot
Programming mode and PWM Control mode for RGB
lighting effects. The maximum output current can be
adjusted in 8 levels (5mA~40mA).
In PWM Control mode, the PWM duty cycle of each
output can be independently programmed and
controlled in 256 steps to simplify color mixing. In One
Shot Programming mode, the timing characteristics for
output current - current rising, holding, falling and off
time, can be adjusted individually so that each output
can independently maintain a pre-established pattern
achieving mixing color breathing or a single color
breathing without requiring any additional interface
activity, thus saving valuable system resources.
The IS31FL3199 includes an audio modulated display
mode, wherein the brightness of LED can be
modulated by audio signal. There is a cascade pin for
the synchronization of two chips.
IS31FL3199 is available in QFN-20 (3mm × 3mm). It
operates from 2.7V to 5.5V over the temperature range
of -40°C to +85°C.
FEATURES
January 2012
 2.7V to 5.5V supply voltage
 I2C interface, automatic address increment
function
 Three groups RGB, single color LED breathing
system-free pre-established pattern
 9 independently controlled automatic and
semiautomatic breathing system-free
pre-established pattern
 9 independently controlled outputs of 256 PWM
steps
 8 levels programmable output current
 Audio mode with AGC function
 Cascade for the synchronization of chips
 Over-temperature protection
 QFN-20 (3mm × 3mm) package
APPLICATIONS
 Mobile phones and other hand-held devices for
LED display
 LED in home appliances
TYPICAL APPLICATION CIRCUIT
Figure 1 Typical Application Circuit
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Rev.A, 12/26/2011