Texas Instruments TPS92010 LED Lighting Controller Datasheet

This is a high efficiency offline LED lighting controller, which adopts frequency fold back and low power mode operation to reduce the operation frequency at light load and no load. The controller integrates advanced energy saving features to provide high efficiency driving for LED lighting applications.


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Brand
Texas Instruments
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
21
File format
PDF
File size
505 KB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
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About this manual

The TPS92010 is an 8‑pin PWM controller designed for LED lighting applications. It offers quasi‑resonant operation, low standby current, and programmable over‑voltage and over‑temperature protection. The device is supplied in a SOIC‑8 package and operates from –40 °C to 105 °C.

Key features include a 1.2 A peak sink current, 0.8 A source capability, UV‑LDO protection, and a soft‑start pin for controlled power‑up. The datasheet provides absolute maximum ratings, recommended operating conditions, pin functions, and mechanical dimensions.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Applications
  • Absolute Maximum Ratings
  • Recommended Operating Conditions
  • Electrical Characteristics
  • Pin Functions
  • Ordering Information
  • Mechanical Data
  • Functional Description
  • Important Notice

Specifications

Supply voltage range (VDD)0 V to 30 V
Peak output sink current1.2 A
Peak output source current0.8 A (source)
Power dissipation (SOIC‑8, 25 °C)650 mW
Startup current25 µA (typical)
Standby current350 µA (typical)
UVLO startup threshold10.3 V (typical)
Load over‑voltage protection threshold3.75 V (typical)

Frequently asked questions

What is the supply voltage range for the TPS92010?

The device operates from 0 V up to 30 V on the VDD pin.

What is the peak output sink current capability?

The TPS92010 can sink up to 1.2 A of current.

What is the typical standby current of the device?

Typical standby current is about 350 µA.

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