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INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES XDPL8221 DIGITAL PFC+FLYBACK CONTROLLER

Summary of INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES XDPL8221 DIGITAL PFC+FLYBACK CONTROLLER


### Summary Infineon Technologies introduces the XDPL8221, a new member of its XDP LED series designed for cost-effective dual-stage smart lighting drivers. This IC integrates quasi-resonant PFC and flyback controllers with primary side regulation and a UART communication interface. It supports versatile AC/DC inputs (100–277 VAC or 127–430 VDC), offers configurable CV/CC/LP modes, and ensures flicker-free dimming below 1% with low standby power. The device is showcased at APEC 2019 in Anaheim, CA.

Parts used in the XDPL8221 LED Driver:

  • XDPL8221 IC
  • Quasi-resonant PFC controller
  • Quasi-resonant flyback controller
  • Primary side regulation
  • UART communication interface
  • Digital control system
  • Configurable protection mechanisms

The emerging trend of smart lighting and Internet of Things, requires a new generation of LED drivers. InfineonTechnologies AG introduces the new member of its XDP LED series, the XDPL8221 for cost-effective dual-stage drivers with advanced features. This device combines a quasi-resonant PFC and a quasi-resonant flybackcontroller with primary side regulation together with a communication interface. A comprehensive set of configurable protection mechanisms (standard and sophisticated) ensure safe, reliable and robust LED driver for a large set of use cases. The new driver IC will be showcased at the APEC 2019 exhibition in Anaheim, CA.

The XDPL8221 combines advanced functions, such as multi control featuring constant voltage, constant current and limited power as configurable operating parameters. The result is a versatile, high performance LED driver.

The performance of the XDPL8221 helps to design more efficient devices. This driver IC supports full functionality for both AC and DC input in the nominal input voltage range of 100 VAC to 277 VAC or 127 VDC to 430 VDC. Depending on the actual situation, the built-in digital control selects the best mode of operation. It can switch between quasi-resonant, discontinuous conduction or active burst modes.

The XDPL8221 FB can be configured to operate in Constant Voltage (CV), Constant Current (CC) or Limited Power (LP) mode offering a large degree of flexibility.

The XDPL8221 UART interface with a command set enables control of the functions of the device and provides status information. This enables numerically exchanged real-time data. This data can be used for monitoring or additional local control functions.

This driver IC can be dimmed flicker free below one percent, while the current is still regulated with a high accuracy. The chip also offers a dim-to-off function to keep the device in a standby mode when the light is off with a low standby power (less than 100 mW, depending on driver design).

Read more: INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES XDPL8221 DIGITAL PFC+FLYBACK CONTROLLER

Quick Solutions to Questions related to XDPL8221 LED Driver:

  • What is the XDPL8221?
    The XDPL8221 is a new member of Infineon's XDP LED series designed for cost-effective dual-stage drivers with advanced features.
  • Can the XDPL8221 operate with both AC and DC input?
    Yes, it supports full functionality for both AC input ranging from 100 VAC to 277 VAC and DC input from 127 VDC to 430 VDC.
  • Does the device offer multiple operating modes?
    Yes, it can switch between quasi-resonant, discontinuous conduction, or active burst modes based on the situation.
  • How does the XDPL8221 enable flexibility in operation?
    It can be configured to operate in Constant Voltage, Constant Current, or Limited Power mode.
  • What communication interface does the driver include?
    The device includes a UART interface with a command set that enables control and provides status information.
  • Can the driver achieve flicker-free dimming?
    Yes, the driver can be dimmed flicker free below one percent while maintaining high accuracy current regulation.
  • Does the chip support a dim-to-off function?
    Yes, it offers a dim-to-off function to keep the device in a standby mode with low standby power less than 100 mW.
  • Where will the XDPL8221 be showcased?
    The driver IC will be showcased at the APEC 2019 exhibition in Anaheim, CA.

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