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Boost to battery evaluation kit
TLD5098EP
1 Description
1Description
Evaluation board for high power LED application with TLD5098EP product in boost to battery topology.
The default configuration of the board is boost to battery topology without any additional features enabled. In
this configuration it can deliver up to 21 W to the load with an eiciency above 85%. Auxiliary circuits, which
protect the DC-DC and the load during short to ground, are present.
The board is also equipped with the following features that are enabled by jumpers:
•Output current adjustment trimmer
•Power derating circuitry
•Cold crank survival circuit (CCSC)
Figure 1Board picture
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Figure 2Simplified schematic
Table 1Performance summary
ParameterConditionsValue
Input supply voltageJumper X9 in position 2-3 (CCSC deactivated)
Parameter degradation below 6.5 V
Input supply voltageJumper X9 in position 1-2 (CCSC active)8 V to 27 V
Output currentJumper X12 open1 A
Switching frequencyVIN = 13.2 V400 kHz
EiciencyMeasured with 7 white standard LED 3 V @ 1 A
output current
Output voltage rangeOutput voltage related to positive input16 V to 23 V
Output overvoltage
protection
Output voltage related to ground59 V
8 V to 27 V
(Down to 6.5 V for less than
2 s)
(Down to 3.0 V for less than
2 s)
> 85%
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2 Quick start procedure
2Quick start procedure
The default configuration of the board has all additional features disabled. In this configuration the output
current cannot be adjusted. The PWM signal has to be applied as digital signal on X18 (max. 45 V).
Jumpers are populated as follows:
Jumper numberConditionMeaning
X9Close 2-3Disable CCSC
X10Close 2-1Disable battery dependent current
The default configuration is depicted below:
Figure 3Default configuration of the board
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3 Current adjustment
3Current adjustment
The output current adjustment can be performed by changing the value of trimmer R15 with a screwdriver,
when X10 is closed in position 1-2 and X12 is closed. The output current can vary from 0 to 100% of the
maximum output current (in this evaluation board from 0 to 1 A). By removing the X12 jumper the output
current will reach its maximum value. The PWM signal has to be applied as digital signal on X18 (max. 45 V).
Jumpers are populated as follows:
Jumper numberConditionMeaning
X9Close 2-3Disable CCSC
X10Close 2-1Disable battery dependent current
X12ClosedAdjustable output current enabled
Figure 4Current adjustment
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4 Power derating (battery dependent current)
4Power derating (battery dependent current)
The power derating acts by reducing V
(and thus the output current) when the battery voltage drops below
SET
8 V. It works better when R15 is trimmed to its maximum value. Otherwise a dierent derating profile is applied.
If a dierent derating profile is needed, R14 has to be changed. The aim is to have 1.6 V on pin SET when the
battery voltage reaches the desired threshold, below which the output current must decrease proportionally.
R14 can be calculated using:
(1)
V
BATT
R14 = R15 + R18 ⋅
1.6
− 1
where:
•R15 = 10 kΩ
•R18 = 560 Ω
For example, if the power derating should start when the battery voltage drops under 12 V, R14 must be
replaced with a 68 kΩ 0603 resistor (please refer to the TLD5098EP datasheets for more information).
The PWM signal has to be applied as digital signal on X18 (max. 45 V).
Jumpers are populated as follows:
Jumper numberConditionMeaning
X9Close 2-3Disable CCSC
X10Close 2-3Enable battery dependent current
X12ClosedAdjustable output current enabled
Figure 5Power derating
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