EV7221-R-00A is a 16-channel, 80mA/Ch LED driver with separated PWM and analogue dimming evaluation board. It is an evaluation board designed to demonstrate the capabilities of the MPQ7221-AEC1. The MPQ7221 is a 16-ch LED driver that can operate across a wide 4V to 16V input voltage (VIN) range. The MPQ7221 applies 16 internal current sources in each LED string terminal. The LED current of each channel is set by an external current-setting resistor. The maximum current of each channel is 80mA. The MPQ7221 integrates a serial interface. Ten different addresses are configurable via an external resistor which allows the MPQ7221 to support up to 10 cascaded ICs to drive an LED array. Each channel can be enabled or disabled via the serial interface. The MPQ7221 employs separated PWM dimming and analogue dimming per LED channel, as well as 12bit resolution PWM dimming and 6bit analogue dimming per channel. The LED current ramp rate and phase shift can be configured to minimize EMI.
- LED current configured by external resistor
- 6bit analogue dimming per channel and 12bit PWM dimming per channel
- 220Hz, 250Hz, 280Hz, or 330Hz selectable PWM dimming frequency
- Refresh signal output and I2C serial interface
- 10 addresses configurable via an external resistor and configurable LED current slew rate
- 40µs phase shift, fault indicator and LED open protection
- LED open protection
- LED short protection with configurable threshold
- Under-Voltage Lockout (UVLO) protection and over-temperature protection (OTP)
- Available in AEC-Q100 grade1
Footnotes MPS part numbers ending in "-P" and "-Z" are the same parts. P & Z only indicates reel size.
Other details
| Brand |
MONOLITHIC POWER SYSTEMS (MPS) |
| Part Number |
EV7221-R-00A |
| Quantity |
Each |
| Technical Data Sheet EN |
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