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AN4496 Datasheet(PDF) 14 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN4496
Description  How to get a high power factor with the HVLED815PF device
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Designing a high PF wide range LED driver with the HVLED815PF
AN4496
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DocID026370 Rev 1
2.5
Current sense resistor
Current sense resistor value is determined by the average LED current IOUT.
Equation 29
This formula is exact if:
The peak voltage on the ILED pin is smaller than the maximum headroom voltage for
all mains voltage range.
OVP protection is set 20% over the maximum output peak voltage.
Perfect transformer coupling.
The LED driver works in the TM mode for over an half of the semi-period.
For different designs, fine tuning may be needed, but once the final values are selected,
repeatability from unit to unit is excellent.
2.6
Primary inductance
The primary inductance Lp sets the working frequency.
For the best regulation is better to limit the minimum frequency at maximum mains voltage
(265 V) to 90 KHz, in this way when the voltage is around the peak of the semi-period (and
the instantaneous power is higher), the LED driver operates in transition mode (TM). In wide
range application, at minimum mains voltage (88 V), this frequency drops to the minimum
fmin  40 KHz.
Equation 30
The increase fmin reduces the primary inductance and the transformer can be smaller. In this
case KRs can be used to compensate divergence of IOUT from the case with optimal
frequency.
Real value used:
RS = 1 
Real value used:
LP = 1.5 mH



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