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AS7058 Datasheet(HTML) 24 Page - ams-OSRAM AG |
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24 / 199 page ![]() AS7058 Functional description Datasheet • PUBLIC • Document Feedback DS001077 • v2-00 • 2025-Sep-24 24 / 199 / 7.1 LED driver The PPG block in the AS7058 features two independent LED current drivers connected to eight LED input pins via two multiplexers. The two LED current sinks have 8-bit resolution with four programmable full-scale range settings of 25 mA, 150 mA, 225 mA, and 300 mA (typ.). The lowest range with 25 mA is supposed to be used in combination with the VCSEL emitter technology. Both drivers include their protection block to supervise the power supply and interrupt when a malfunction is detected, which would violate laser safety regulations. The configuration of the LED drivers can be uniquely set for each measurement. The SUBY_DRVX_SEL defines which LED is selected for each sub sample measurement. Table 6: LED driver and MUX configuration Register value SUBy_DRV1_SEL SUBy_DRV2_SEL 0 LED1 LED5 1 LED2 LED6 2 LED3 LED7 3 LED4 LED8 Figure 22 shows how the two LED drivers are connected to the eight LED pins and how the VCSEL protection block is integrated. The minimum LED supply voltage VLED depends on the forward voltage of the selected LEDs and the minimum driver headroom voltage which is shown in Table 7. Since AS7058 current sinks support up to four different current operation ranges the minimum driver headroom voltage is also dependent on the selected LED driver full-scale range. Therefore, the minimum voltage that needs to be applied is the sum of the forward voltage of the LED and the LED driver headroom voltage depending on the selected LED driver full scale range. Table 7: LED driver full-scale range headroom voltage LED driver full-scale range (mA) LED driver headroom voltage (mV) 25 300 150 400 225 550 300 750 The VLED supply voltage must be above the sum of both voltages to enable proper regulation of the LED driver and to guarantee the configured LED current for each driver. A lower supply voltage can result in increased noise behavior and not reaching target LED currents. |
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