life is analog.

LED Drivers
and DC-DC Converters
 PR4401 PR4402
0.9V boost driver for white leds
PR 4401 and PR 4402 are boost
one battery drivers to drive white LEDs from a
cell single battery cell with a minimum
of external components.
They come in a tiny SOT23-3L
package to fit into a small space,
PR4401
such as miniature pocket torches,
keyfobs, toys, models, medical
white lights etc.
LED

inductor

Features PR4402 characteristics

> Boost driver with stabilised LED current
over wide input voltage range
> LED current
up to 20mA* for PR4401
up to 40mA* for PR4402
* Vcc=1.2V, one LED at output
(depending on circuit and components used)
> minimum input voltage 0.9V - allows use of
single alkaline or NiMH cells
> PR4401, PR4402 for up to 1.9V supply
> SOT-23 package, lowest total cost
> requires only a small inductor as external
component at low LED currents;
Actual
simple circuit for high LED currents package size
> high efficiency of 80% and more
> compatible with all LED types
> LED current set by inductance

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 PR4404
low voltage boost driver for power leds

single cell or PR4404 can drive up to 150mA

.

dual cell (0.5W) from a single battery, or

300mA (1W) from two batteries.
It is suitable for power flashlights,
0.5W or
1W LED alarm flashers, camera
spotlights, toys, and
home lighting.

PR4404
.

Features

> start voltage 1.0V

> hold voltage less than 1.0V
> battery deep discharge protection
> output voltage up to 17V
> control input e.g. for switching with µC
> PWM brightness control with external circuit

PR4403
0.9V boost driver for solar lamps
PR 4403 is a driver for LED solar
lamps to operate with a single
NiMH cell. Based on PR4402, it
.

allows a minimum part count and

provides a contant LED
brightness.

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 PR4010 .

10-channel led driver

PR4010 is 10-channel LED driver.
.

The output current can be up to

10mA, set by one external resistor,
with good tracking of currents
between channels.
A serial interface allows commu-
nication with a microcontroller.
Features Several PR4010 can be cascaded to
.

> 10 current sink channels for up to 10mA increase the number of channels.
per channel Typical applications are LED
> Supply voltage 5V or 3.3V
> External brightness control via resistor
bargraph displays, e.g. for level
> Serial interface, shift register with latch meters, or dot matrix displays.
> Cascadable, communication via
microcontroller
> Blank input. e.g. for blinking or
PWM brightness control
> Control input for inverting the LED channels

+5V
20 SEG9

19 SEG8

18 SEG7

17 SEG6

16 SEG5

15 SEG4

14 SEG3

13 SEG2

12 SEG1

11 SEG0

PR4010
10

Vcc Vcc
BLANK Seg0 BLANK Seg0
n.c. 10
1

OUT OUT
Seg1 Seg1
OUT

LOAD

VCC

CLK

BRT

VEE

BLANK

CTRL

DIN

CTRL CTRL
Seg2 Seg2
PR4010

PR4010

Seg3 Seg3
DIN DIN

µC CLK
LOAD
Seg4
CLK
LOAD
Seg4

Seg5 Seg5

Seg6 Seg6

Seg7 Seg7

Seg8 Seg8
BRT BRT
Seg9 Seg9
Vee Vee
80k 80k

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PR4101 .

power led buck driver

PR4101 is an LED driver for up to
.

40V input voltage, thereby

compatible with many retrofit
applications.
Its output power is limited by
.

external components and can be

10W or more.
The dimming input of PR4101 can
.

sense the status of the supply

Features
voltage and dim down the

> PR 4101A with all features in SOP14,

brightness with PWM.
PR 4101B in SOP8 package It is offered in a small SO-08
> LED current more than 1A with ext. switch
package, or with all features in SO-
> Supply voltage from 7V up to 40V
> Dimming with standard dimmer 14 package.
> Brightness control with PWM
> Current temperature compensation
> Soft start feature
> Overtemperature protection
> Frequency spreading for low EMI
> Low standby current of < 35 µA

PR4101
.

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 PR6502 .

65V buck converter down to 3.3V

With new energy saving regu-
lations, appliances with standby
mode must draw less than 0.5W
from power line when idle.
PR6502 offers a simple and cost-
.

effective method to deliver up to

3.3V/15mA under these constraints
to e.g. a µC and control a relay to
switch the load.
Features

> up to 65V input voltage range for high > additional relay driver transistor that
overall efficiency controls a relay from logic level input
> output current up to 30mA (depending > shunt regulator that allows current savings
on input current) be re-using the relay current as 3.3V
> integrated bipolar switching transistor output current
> stable output voltage, programmable > for domestic appliances,
to 3.3V or 5V office machines, TV sets,
> application circuits for low standby air conditioners etc.
power available

Power load SwOut 1 8 Vout

PR6502

e.g. heater, SwIn ZDL

max. 65V / <0.5W motor
SPS Vin
relay SwLo 4 5 Gnd
230VAC
mains
Vin SwOut

SwIn
62V SwLo
DZ

Activation signal
PR6502 Vout
3.3V
mains voltage ZDL SPS e.g.: · sensor
section · IR receiver
RS
µC · timer
· touchpanel
simplified circuit diagram

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PR6602
.
boost converter from 5...13V to up to 24V
life is analog.
fast analog simulation of
switching regulators
PREMA has developed a
Switching Regulator Analog
Model that allows very short
simulation times and accurate
results. This leads to a very
short time-to-market for a
new switching-regulator
circuit and allows short ASIC
design cycles.
PR6602 converts 4 to 13V input to
.
max. 24V output voltage.
Using an external power MOSFET
as switch, it can achieve output
currents of several Amperes.
Features
> Adjustable output voltage
> Overtemperature protection
> For battery powered systems
or from 5V main supply
Features
> fully analog, very fast simulation in SPICE3
compatible simulators
> works with DC, AC and transient simulations
> shows correct behaviour of VOUT, maximal,
minimal and average current in the
magnetics
> outputs correct blanking interval, works in
both continuous and discontinuous mode
A more detailed description can be found in the
PREMA brochure “Fast Analog Simulation of
Switching Regulators”
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life is analog.
prema asics are (not only) analog.
ASICs are integrated circuits
designed exclusively for you.
They contain some of your system
know-how and give you a unique
position in the market.
Please contact us to discuss what
PREMA ASICs can do for you.

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