Toshiba TB62757FUG Datasheet

TB62757FUG is a white LED driver DC/DC converter from Toshiba. Main features include: external resistor adjustable LED current IF, support 2-6 white LED serial lighting, maximum efficiency 87% (recommended component), built-in output overvoltage protection circuit, working voltage 2.8~5.5 V.


Toshiba TB62757FUG Datasheet - cover page
Brand
Toshiba
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
Japanese
Pages
21
File format
PDF
File size
520 KB
Published
03 December, 2011
Updated
01 October, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

TB62757FUG is a step‑up DC‑DC converter designed for constant‑current driving of white LEDs, suitable for applications such as LCD backlights in PDAs and mobile terminals. It integrates an N‑channel MOSFET and supports 2‑6 LEDs in series with a standard LED current of 20 mA.

The document provides a block diagram, pin configuration, recommended component values, PWM dimming guidelines, and usage notes including over‑voltage protection (OVD pin) and thermal design considerations. This manual is written in Japanese.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Block Diagram
  • Pin Configuration
  • Pin Description
  • Equivalent Circuit
  • Application Circuits
  • Capacitor Recommendations
  • Inductor Recommendations
  • Dimming Control
  • Usage Notes

Specifications

Output power400 mW
Maximum efficiency87 %
Switching frequency1.1 MHz
Operating voltage (VN)2.8‑5.5 V
LED current (IF)20 mA (standard)
Over‑voltage protection threshold22 V
PackageSOT23‑6 (SSOP6‑P‑0.95B)
Number of series LEDs supported2‑6

Frequently asked questions

How many white LEDs can be connected in series?

The device can drive 2 to 6 white LEDs in series.

What PWM frequency range is recommended for dimming control?

A PWM frequency of 100 Hz to 10 kHz is recommended.

What is the standard LED current setting?

The standard LED current (IF) is set to 20 mA using an external resistor.

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