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AN993 Datasheet, PDF (6/27 Pages) STMicroelectronics – Electronic ballast with PFC using L6574 and L6561
L6574 ballast driver
AN993
Figure 3. Connection of a typical application
+
HVBus
CSupply
D1
D2
Rpre.
Ref.
C1
CSnub
CBoot
R1
D3
R2
12
2
16 15
7
14
6
11
L6574
5
8
9
43
1
10
C2
R3
Rign. Cf
Cpre R4
Rgh
Rgl
Qh
L_ballast
Ql
Cb
R5
R6 LAMP
D4
Cres
C3
Rcs
R9
R7
C4
R8
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Table 1. Description of device pins
Number
Name
Function
Preheat timing capacitor. The capacitor Cpre sets the preheating and the frequency
shift time, according to the relations: tpre= Kpre· Cpre and tSH= KFS· Cpre (typ. Kpre=
1.5 s/ ∝F, KFS= 0.15s/∝F). This feature is obtained by charging Cpre with two different
1
Cpre
currents. During tpre, this current is independent of the external components, so Cpre
is charged up to 3.5 V (preheat timing comparator threshold). During tSH, the current
depends on the value of Rpre (that is, on the difference between fpre and fign). In this
way tSH is always set at 0.1tpre. In steady state the voltage at pin 1 is 5 V (see
Figure 5).
Maximum oscillation frequency setting. The resistance connected between this pin
2
Rpre
and ground sets the fpre value, fixing the difference between fpre and fign(fpre> fign). At
the end of the start-up procedure, the effect current drown from Rpre is over. The
voltage at this pin is fixed at VREF = 2 V.
3
CF
Oscillator frequency setting. The capacitor CF, along with to Rpre and Rign, sets fpre
and fING. In normal operation this pin shows a triangular wave.
4
Minimum oscillation frequency setting. The resistance connected between this pin
Rign
and ground sets the fign value. The voltage at this pin is fixed at VREF = 2 V.
5
OPout
Out of the operational amplifier. To implement a feedback control loop this pin can be
connected to the Rign pin by means of appropriate circuitry.
6
OPin- Inverting input of the operational amplifier.
7
OPin+ Non-inverting Input of the operational amplifier.
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