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40W Integrated MOSFET Second-Stage 65V Buck LED Driver with Dialog’s Flicker-Free True DC Dimming Technology for Commercial Lighting

Package Information

CAD Model: View CAD Model
Pkg. Type: SO-10 Batwing
Pkg. Code:
Lead Count (#): 10
Pkg. Dimensions (mm):
Pitch (mm): 1.27

Environmental & Export Classifications

Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1
Pb (Lead) Free Yes
ECCN (US)
HTS (US)

Product Attributes

Lead Count (#) 10
Carrier Type Tape & Reel
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1
Key Features High-Resolution Second-Stage Buck, True DC Dimming, 0.0625% Dimming Resolution, DALI-2 Compliant, Integrated MOSFET
Optimal VIN (V) 65
Pb (Lead) Free Yes
Application Solid State Lighting
Controller / Integrated Integrated
Dim Range (Max) (%) 100
Dim Range (Min) (%) 0.0625
Dimmer Functions Supported Analog Dimming, PWM Dimming, 0-10V
Function Dimmable
LED Current Accuracy (%) 3
Output Power Max (W) 40
Parametric Category Solid State Lighting Driver ICs
Pass Device FET (integrated)
Pitch (mm) 1.27
Pkg. Type SO-10 Batwing
Protection Features Input OVP, OCP, OSP, UVLO, OTP
Qty. per Reel (#) 2500
Stages Single-Stage
Switching Frequency (KHz) 400 - 400

Description

The iW388 high-resolution integrated buck LED driver with Dialog’s True DC dimming technology enables high performance dimmable commercial lighting systems. The device works from a 65V input voltage as a second-stage converter in an AC/DC lighting system or as a stand-alone DC/DC converter. With an integrated 65V power MOSFET, the device offers a simple-to-use IC for applications up to 40W of output power. The iW388 accepts both analog (DC) or PWM dimming inputs to provide an exceptional dimming range from 0.0625% to 100% in 0.0625% steps with an integrated light-off mode. The device also works with a resistor set dimming input to offer a true 3-in-1 dimmer compatibility.

The iW388 supports a non-isolated buck converter topology to post-regulate from an off-line AC/DC converter, minimizing low frequency output ripple current and eliminating virtually all flicker in the system, even down to 1%.