Packaging information
| Package | Pins WSON (DSD) | 8 |
| Operating temperature range (°C) -40 to 85 |
| Package qty | Carrier 3,000 | LARGE T&R |
Features for the LP5812
- Operating voltage range:
- VCC range: 2.7V to 5.5V
- Logic pins compatible with 1.8V, 3.3V, and 5V
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Time-cross-multiplexing (TCM) topology:
- Drives up to 12 LEDs or 4 RGB LEDs
- ¼, ⅓, ½, 1 multiplexing ratio
- Supports direct, TCM, and mix-drive modes
- 4 constant current sinks with high precision:
- 0.1mA to 51mA per current sink
- Device-to-device error: max ±5%
- Channel-to-channel error: max ±5%
- Ultra-low headroom voltage: 110mV (typ.) at 25.5mA; 210mV (typ.) at 51mA
- PWM phase shift configurable for each LED
- Ultra-low power consumption:
- Standby: ISTB = 26µA (typical) when CHIP_EN = 0 (data retained)
- Active: INOR = 0.4mA (typical) when LED current = 25.5mA
- Analog dimming (current gain control)
- Global 1-bit Maximum Current (MC): 25.5mA or 51mA
- Individual 8-bit Dot Current (DC) setting
- PWM dimming up to audible-noise-free
24kHz
- Individual 8-bit PWM dimming resolution
- Linear or exponential dimming curves
- Autonomous animation engine control
- Individual LED dot open/short detection
- Integrated de-ghosting function
- 1MHz (max.) I2C interface
- –40°C to 85°C operating temperature range
Description for the LP5812
The LP5812 is a 4 × 3 matrix RGB LED driver with autonomous animation engine control. The device has ultra-low normal operation current with 0.4mA (typical) when illuminate LEDs.
The time-cross-multiplexing (TCM) structure is adopted, which uses 4 output pins to control 12 LED dots individually. Both high-side scan switch and low-side current sink are contained in one output. The total application size is minimized for space limited system.
The autonomous animation engine can significantly reduce the real-time loading of controller. Each LED can be configured through the related registers to realize vivid and fancy lighting effects. The device can generate 6MHz clock signal and use the signal for synchronizing the lighting effects among multiple devices.