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mx881

Manufacturer Part Number
mx881
Description
Enon Flash Controller & Led Torch Driver
Manufacturer
Clare, Inc.
Datasheet
MX881
Drawing No. 088109
Features:
• Highly Integrated Solution that includes:
• Small Size (3mm x 5mm DFN-16)
• High Efficiency
• 3.0 to 5.5 Volt Battery Operation
• 1.65 to 5.5 Volt Digital Interface Operation
• Low Shut Down Current: 0.1µA
• SPI and I
• Programmable Average Battery Current:
• Programmable Output Voltage: (300V - 330V)
Applications:
• Camera Cell Phones, Digital Still Cameras, and
Ordering Information
Typical Application
Part No.
MX881R
MX881RTR
(50mA – 220mA)
Optical Film Cameras
Optimized Flyback Boost Converter
Controller, IGBT Driver, 100mA LED Torch
Driver, and Transformer Drive Transistor
SPI / I2C
CHARGE
LED_EN
FLASH
DONE
DVCC
IXYS
X 4
2
C Bus Compatibility
VCC
Description
3mm X 5mm DFN-16
DFN-16 Tape & Reel
DVCC
Interface to
SPI / I2C
set V
& I
GND
Cycle Logic
VCC
AVE
OUT
CONTROLLER / DRIVER
Boost Control
Charge
Logic
MX881
I
SET
V
OUT
I
PEAK
SW
Bandgap
2000
DRIVER
Qty
Xenon Flash Controller & LED Torch Driver
73
IGBT
1:10 min.
T1
L
SEC
1
REF
General Description
The MX881 offers a highly integrated Xenon Flash
controller, providing an ideal solution for small form
factor flash and torch lighting applications. The
MX881 integrates a user programmable Controller,
IGBT Driver, 100mA LED Torch Driver, and
Transformer Drive Transistor to significantly reduce
component
complexity.
The Boost Control Logic manages the peak primary
current and off time to optimize charge time and
control average battery current.
The Charge Cycle Control starts the charge cycle on
a low to high transition of the CHARGE input. Then
detects when the output voltage has reached the
desired voltage and stops the Boost Control Logic,
while asserting the DONE output signal.
The SPI/I
programmable average battery currents and 4
programmable high voltage output levels for the
flash function.
VFB
LED
IGBTGATE
500V Total
Switching
Diodes
2
C serial interface adds the flexibility of 6
count,
IXYS
IGBT
solution
VHV
CAPACITOR
TRIGGER
+
22 uF
size,
www.claremicronix.com
V
BATT
and
MX881
7/30/07
design
FLASH
TUBE

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... MX881 Drawing No. 088109 Xenon Flash Controller & LED Torch Driver General Description The MX881 offers a highly integrated Xenon Flash controller, providing an ideal solution for small form factor flash and torch lighting applications. The MX881 integrates a user programmable Controller, IGBT Driver, 100mA LED Torch Driver, and ...

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... LED current regulator. Connect the cathode of the torch LED to this pin. 10 LED Exposed GND Ground Terminal. Pad 8 N/C No Connect. Do not connect to any signal, ground or power source. MX881 Drawing No. 088109 2 C interface, low level enables SPI interface interface. BATT BATT 2 IXYS 2 C output data. www.claremicronix.com ...

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... Recommended Operating Conditions Symbol Parameter VCC Analog and Digital Supply Voltage DVCC Digital I/O Supply Voltage V DC Input Voltage IN V Voltage On SW pad SW T Junction Temperature J MX881 Drawing No. 088109 Rating 0.3 to 7.0 -0.3 to VCC+0.3 -0 -40 to +150 Rating 3 to 5.5 1. DVCC -20 to +115 3 IXYS Unit ...

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... SW Switch on resistance Switch on resistance SW I LED drive current LED I Primary Peak Current PEAK V Output Voltage Trip Point TRIP MX881 Drawing No. 088109 Condition Min 3 1.65 @ 25° 25° C Vsw = 40V 1.65V < DVCC < 2.4V 1.65V < DVCC < 2.4V 0.4 0.15 1.65V < DVCC < 2.4V 2.4V < DVCC < 3.6V 2.4V < DVCC < 3.6V ...

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... LED-OFF Control Register The MX881 control register bit register that allows the user to program the maximum output voltage and the maximum average battery current during the charge cycle. Table1 shows how the bits in the control register are assigned. ABC(2:0) are used to set the average battery current and OVS(1:0) are used to set the output voltage selection reference. Table 1 – ...

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... The 3 bits (ABC2 – ABC0) of the control register are used to program the maximum average battery current during a charge cycle. The MX881 does this by limiting the minimum off time during a switching cycle. The off time compensates for variation of the battery voltage so that the average current is independent of battery voltage ...

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... Average Battery Current Setting of 100mA (ABC = 001) 140 120 100 Average Battery Current Setting of 150mA (ABC = 010) 200 150 100 MX881 Drawing No. 088109 100 200 300 V 100 200 300 V 7 IXYS VCC = 3.0V VCC = 5.5V 400 VCC = 3.0V VCC = 5.5V 400 www ...

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... MX881 Serial Interface The MX881 has a 4 wire serial interface that is capable of operating in two modes: I modes transfer 8 bits of information but only 5 bits are actually used to set the internal control register. Table 3 - Interface Modes ISEL Bus Interface 2 The I C interface (follows the standard bus protocol and timing as defined by Philips). For complete information on this bus, refer to www ...

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... MX881 To write to the MX881 register, the master device will first issue a Start Bit. It will then transmit a 7-bit address. In the MX881, the address is internally set to 0111111b. If the address in the message corresponds to the address of the MX881, the device will issue an acknowledge. The master will send 8 bits of data ...

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... MX881 SCEn SCLK T DS SDATA D7 D6 SCEn SCLK SDATA MX881 SDATA From MX881 Control Register . MX881 Drawing No. 088109 Write Cy cle CYCS Write Cy cle Timing Read Cy cle SCEn ...

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... U1 16 SCEn ISEL 15 SDATA CHARGE 14 SW FLASH 13 SCLK LSEC 12 VFB LED_EN VFB 11 DONE VCC 10 DVCC LED 9 PROG IGBTGATE MX881 16 PIN DFN VCC 11 IXYS D1 BAV23S 1 2 VHV R1 C3 133K, 1% 22uF/350V R2 137K, 1% ISEL CHARGE FLASH R3 1K, 1% VCC LED IGBTGATE C4 .1uF www ...

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... MX881. The fly-back voltage should be equal to the output voltage divided by the turns ratio plus the VCC supply voltage. The fly-back voltage will be greater than this due to the energy stored in the transformer leakage inductance ...

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... The products described in this document are not intended for use in medical implantation or other direct life support applications where malfunction may result in direct physical harm, injury or death to a person. Specification: MX881 ©Copyright 2007, IXYS Corporation All rights reserved. Printed in USA. 13 7/30/07 www ...

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