LM3565
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SNVS957 –JANUARY 2013
4MHz, High-Current Flash LED Driver
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The LM3565 is a 4 MHz fixed-frequency, current
mode synchronous boost converter designed to drive
two series flash LEDs at 930 mA. A high-voltage
current source allows the LEDs to be terminated to
the GND plane eliminating the need for an additional
return trace back to the IC.
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High Efficiency Synchronous Boost Converter
Drives 2 LEDs in Series with up to 930 mA
External Strobe Pin for Hardware Enabled
Flash
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External Torch Pin for Hardware Enabled
Torch
A dedicated Strobe pin provides a direct interface to
trigger the flash event, while an external Torch pin
provides an additional method for enabling the LEDs
in a constant current mode. The LM3565 can
adaptively scale the maximum flash level delivered to
the LEDs based upon the measured input voltage.
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Dedicated Transmit Interrupt Pin
8-Bit ADC for LED Voltage and Input Voltage
Monitoring
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Automatic Diode Current Scale Back
PWM Control in Flash and Assist Modes
Fault Detection and Reporting
Multiple protection features are available on the
LM3565 ranging from over-voltage protection to
output short-circuit detection.
400 kHz I2C-Compatible Interface
16-Bump, 1.990 mm x 1.990 mm x 0.6 mm
DSBGA Package (YZR0016AAA)
The LM3565 has four selectable inductor current
limits to help the user select an inductor that is
appropriate for the design.
APPLICATIONS
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Camera Phone LED Flash
TYPICAL APPLICATION CIRCUIT
1 µH
C
C
IN2
IN1
10 µF
100 nF
V
IN
SW
x2
V
OUT
V
BAT
x2
C
OUT1
C
OUT2
10 µF
10 µF
LM3565
STROBE
TORCH
ENABLE
VLED
x2
WLED
WLED
SCL
SDA
PGND
x2
Tx-MASK
AGND
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