The device is amonolithic high voltage integrated circuit designed to drive CFL and small TL lamps with a
minimum part count.
It provides all the necessary functions for proper preheat, ignition andsteady state operation of the lamp:
♦ variable frequency oscillator;
L6567
MULTIPOWER BCD TECHNOLOGY
SO14DIP14
ORDERING NUMBERS:
L6567DL6567
♦
settable preheating and ignition time;
♦
capacitive mode protection;
♦
lamp power independentfrom mains voltage variation.
Besides the control functions, theIC provides the level shift anddrive function for twoexternal power MOS
FETs in a half-bridge topology.
BLOCK DIAGRAM
V
5
S
CF
12
CI
14
C
SCfCi
RHV
FEED FORWARD
VCO +
FREQ. SHIFTING
VOLTAGE
REFERENCE
Rhv
13
comp.
to
Vhv
BIAS
CURRENT
GENERATOR
Ref
Cp/Cav
CP
8
F
1
V
S
PREHEATING
TIMING
LOGIC
10
R
REF
LEVEL
SHIFTING
C
HIGH
SIDE
DRIVER
LOW
SIDE
DRIVER
S
Cboot
G1
2
S1
3
6
G2
7
PGND
SGND
11
9
R
S
T1
L
T2
Rshunt
D96IN441B
Vhv
Lamp
CL
Chv
Chv
MAINS
January 2000
This ispreliminary information on a new product now in development. Details are subject to change without notice.
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L6567
PIN FUNCTION
N°PinDescription
1F
2G1Gate of high side switch
3S1Source of high side switch
4NCHigh Voltage Spacer. (Should be not connected)
5V
6G2Gate of low side switch
7PGNDPower Ground
8CPFirst timing (TPRETIGN), then averaging the ripple in the representation of the HVB (derived
9R
10R
11SGNDSignal Ground. Internally Connected to PGND
12CFFrequency setting capacitor
13RHVStart-up supply resistor, then supply voltage sensing.
14CITiming capacitor for frequency shift
Floating Supply of high side driver
S
Supply Voltage for GND level control and drive
S
through RHV).
R
S
Reference resistor for current setting
REF
: current monitoring input
SHUNT
PIN CONNECTION (Top view)
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FS
G1
S1
N.C.
V
G2
PGND
14
2
3
4
S
5
6
7
D96IN440
13
12
11
10
9
8
CI1
RHV
CF
SGND
RREF
RS
CP
ABSOLUTEMAXIMUM RATINGS
SymbolParameterValueUnit
L6567
Low Voltage Supply18 (1)V
S
Mains Voltage SensingVS +2VBE (2)
Preheat/Averaging5V
Oscillator Capacitor Voltage5V
Frequency Shift Capacitor Voltage5V
Reference Resistor Voltage5V
Current Sense Input Voltage-5 to 5V
V
V
V
V
V
V
RHV
CP
CF
V
CI
RREF
RS
transient 50ns-15V
V
G2
V
S1
Low Side Switch Gate Output18V
High Side Switch Source Output: normal operation-1 to 373V
0.5sec mains transient-1 to 550V
VG1High Side Switch Gate Output: normal operation-1 to 391V
0.5sec mains transient-1 to 568V
with respect to pin S1V
V
FS
Floating Supply Voltage: normal operation391V
be
to V
S
0.5sec mains transient568V
V
V
FS/S1
∆V
FS/∆T
∆V
S1/∆T
I
RHV
I
Vs
T
stg
T
NOTES: (1) Do not exceed package thermal dissipation limits
Note: ESD immunity for pins 1, 2 and 3 is guaranteed up to 900 V (Human Body Model)
Floating Supply vs S1 Voltage18V
VFS Slew Rate (Repetitive)-4 to 4V/ns
VS1 Slew Rate (Repetitive)-4 to 4V/ns
Current Into R
Clamped Current into V
HV
S
Storage Temperature-40 to 150°C
Junction Temperature-40 to 150°C
j
(2) For VS ≤ VShigh 1
(3) For VS > VS high 1
(4) Internally Limited
VSTurn On Threshold10.711.712.7V
VSClamping VoltageVS = 20mA121314V
VSTurn Off Threshold91011V
Supply Voltage Hysteresis1.51.651.8V
VSVoltage to Guarantee
=”0”and VG2=”1
V
G1
16V
VSSupply Current at Start UpVS= 10.6V Before turn on50250mA
VSSupply Operative CurrentVS= VShigh 11.2mA
On Delay of G2 Output1.051.41.75
Ratio between Delay Time +
Conduction Time of G1 and G2
I
= 1mA; Cl = 5V
RHV
Cl = 0V
0.87
0.77
1.15
1.30
LOW SIDE DRIVER SECTION
Ron G2 soG2 Source Output ResistanceV
Ron G2 siG2 Sink OutputResistanceV
Ron G1 soG1 Source Output ResistanceV
Ron G1 siG1 Sink OutputResistanceV
= 12V,V = 3V80190
S
= 12V,V = 3V65125Ω
S
= 10V,V = 3V80190Ω
S
= 10V,V = 3V65125Ω
S
HIGH SIDE DRIVER SECTION
I
FSLK
I
S1 LK
Leakage Current of FS PIN to
GND
Leakage Current of S1 PIN to
GND
VFS= 568V; G1 = L
= 568V; G1 = H
V
FS
VS1= 568V; G1 = L
= 568V; G1 = H
V
S1
5
5
5
5
BOOTSTRAP SECTION
Boot ThBOOTSTRAP ThresholdV
= 10.6V before turnon5 (*)V
S
µ
Ω
µA
µA
µA
µA
s
AVERAGE RESISTOR
R
AVERAGE
(*) Beforestartingthe first commutation; when switching 6V is guaranteed.
Average Resistor2738.550kΩ
General operation
The L6567 uses a small amount of current from a supply resistor(s) to start the operation of the IC. Once start
up condition isachieved, the IC turns on the lower MOS transistor of the half bridge which allows the bootstrap
capacitor to charge. Once this is achieved, the oscillator begins toturn on the upper and lower MOStransistors
at high frequency, and immediately ramps down to a preheat frequency. During this stage, the IC preheats the
lamp and after a predetermined time ramps down again until it reaches the final operating frequency. The IC
monitors thecurrentto determine if the circuitisoperating in capacitivemode.If capacitive switchingis detected,
the IC increases the output frequency until zero-voltage switching is resumed.
Startup and supply in normal operation
At start up the L6567 is powered via a resistor connected to the RHVpin (pin 13) from the rectified mains. The
current charges the C
V
SLOW1
(max 6V), the low side MOS transistor is turned on while the high side one is kept off. This condition
assures that the bootstrap capacitor is charged. When V
the R
pin does not provide anymore the supply current for the IC (seefig.1).
HV
capacitor connected to the VSpin (pin 5). When the VSvoltage reaches the threshold
S
SHIGH1
threshold is reached the oscillator starts, and
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