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SGM3141B Datasheet, PDF (8/14 Pages) SG Micro Corp – Charge Pump LED Driver
SGM3141B
OPERATION
The SGM3141B is a charge pump regulator designed for
converting a Li-ion battery voltage of 2.7V to 4.2V to drive
a white LED used in digital still camera flash and torch
applications. The SGM3141B has two modes of
operation which are pin selectable for either Flash or
Torch. Both modes can be used continuously unless
thermal shutdown happens. Torch is often used for
several seconds in a digital still camera “movie” mode.
The SGM3141B also has two modes of operation to
control the output current: the 1× mode and 2× mode.
Operation begins after the enable pin EN receives a logic
high, the band-gap reference wakes up after 50μs, and
then SGM3141B goes through a soft-start mode
designed to reduce inrush current. The SGM3141B starts
in the 1× mode, which acts like a linear regulator to
control the output current by continuously monitoring the
feedback pin FB. In 1× mode, if the SGM3141B auto
detects a dropout condition, which is when the FB pin is
below the regulation point for more than 15μs, the
SGM3141B automatically switches to the 2× mode. The
SGM3141B remains in the 2× mode until one of four
things happens:
1) The enable pin EN has been toggled.
2) The FLASH pin has changed from high to low.
3) VIN is cycled or VIN is at least 1V above VOUT.
4) A thermal fault occurs.
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Charge Pump LED Driver
The 2× mode is the charge pump mode where the output
can be pumped as high as two times the input voltage,
provided the output does not exceed the maximum
voltage for the SGM3141B, which is internally limited to
about 5.5V. In the 2× mode, as in the 1× mode, the
output current is regulated by the voltage at the FB pin.
In the Torch mode (FLASH = “GND”), the FLASH pin is
set to logic low and the SGM3141B FB pin is regulated to
47mV output:
VFB = 47mV (Torch Mode)
When in Flash mode (FLASH = “High”), the FB regulation
voltage is set by the resistor RSET connected between the
RSET pin and SGND pin with the equation:
VFB = (1.26V/RSET) × 10.2kΩ (Flash Mode)
Where 1.26V is the internal band-gap reference voltage
and 10.2kΩ is an internal resistance used to scale the
RSET current. Typical values of RSET are 42kΩ to 170kΩ
for a range of VFB = 300mV to 75mV in Flash mode.
The output current is then set in either Flash or Torch
mode by the equation:
IOUT = VFB/RSENSE
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