STMicroelectronics AN1722 CCFL Application Design Using TSM108 and Power Devices

This technical document shows how to use the integrated circuit TSM108, the PNP power bipolar transistor STN790A, or the P channel power MOSFET STS3DPFS30, the NPN power bipolar transistor STSA1805 and the diode 1N5821 in order to design and realize a CCFL application.


STMicroelectronics AN1722 CCFL Application Design Using TSM108 and Power Devices - cover page
Brand
STMicroelectronics
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
56
File format
PDF
File size
1.5 MB
Published
06 August, 2012
Updated
01 October, 2023
Model
TSM108
MD5 checksum
A582653C115099F99DCF4DF30BBBA3F8

About this manual

This document details how to design a CCFL backlighting application using specific STMicroelectronics components: the TSM108 controller, PNP transistor STN790A or MOSFET STS3DPFS30, NPN transistor STSA1805, and diode 1N5821. The guide focuses on a 'ROYER' topology for driving compact fluorescent lamps.

What's inside

  • Abstract
  • TSM108 Description
  • STN790A Description
  • STS3DPFS30 Description
  • STSA1805 Description
  • Application Introduction
  • Fluorescent Tubes Characteristics
  • Transformer Description

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical operating frequency for CCFL tubes?

After striking, the tube typically works with a frequency around 25-50KHz to increase light efficiency.

What is the maximum voltage between lamp electrodes before striking?

In CCFL tubes, the voltage between the lamp electrodes reaches up to 1300V during start-up.

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