Wuhan Liyuan Information Technology Service Co., Ltd. introduces the NLSF595 serial (SPI bus) three-color LED driver from ON Semiconductor. The driver features advanced open-drain output, CMOS shift register manufacturing process, and overvoltage protection. It can be connected to a microcontroller through a standard serial (SPI) interface, and can control multiple three-color LEDs. It has characteristics such as low power consumption and high clock frequency.
About this manual
The NLSF595 is a CMOS shift register with open‑drain outputs designed for driving three‑color LEDs via an SPI interface. It features parallel latch outputs, high‑current capability, and over‑voltage protection on all pins.
The document provides pin configurations, electrical characteristics, timing requirements, package dimensions for TSSOP‑16 and SOIC‑16, and typical application circuits, enabling designers to integrate the device into LED control systems. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Features
- Pin Configuration
- Electrical Characteristics
- Timing Requirements
- Package Dimensions
- Typical Application
- Test Circuit
Specifications
| Supply voltage (VCC) | 0.5 V to 7.0 V |
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| Output voltage (VOUT) | 0 V to VCC + 7.0 V |
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| Maximum clock frequency | > 25 MHz |
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| Supply current (Icc) at 25 °C | 2.0 nA (max) |
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| Static power consumption | 450 mW |
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| Operating temperature range | -55 °C to +125 °C |
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum clock frequency of the NLSF595?
The device supports a maximum clock frequency greater than 25 MHz.
How many three‑color LEDs can one NLSF595 control?
Each NLSF595 can control two three‑color LEDs; two devices cascaded can control five LEDs.
What is the typical supply current of the NLSF595 at 25 °C?
The typical supply current is 2.0 nA (maximum value).