Highly Programmable RGB and RGBW LED Driver Family KTD2026/2027 from Kinetic Features Smallest PCB Layout
Kinetic Technologies, a high-performance analog, and mixed-signal semiconductor company focused on developing power management solutions for computing, consumer, industrial, and communications markets, introduced the KTD2026/7 product family of RGB and RGBW LED Drivers for use in smartphones, tablet computers, and other portable or mains powered electronics. The devices operate from 2.7V to 5.5V input voltage and can drive up to three or four LEDs, without the need for any inductors or flying capacitors. Driving LEDs for system status indication, decoration lights, and color mixing are easily programmed via I2C interface.
The KTD2026/2027 are three and four channel current sink regulators, with programmability for a wide range of timing, patterns, and current settings. Packaged in a 1.5mm x 1.5mm x 0.5mm UTDFN, with only a small input capacitor recommended, the device family offers the smallest total solution on the market today. Competitive solutions typically require an inductor or flying capacitor, however, the KTD2026 family of products has an extremely low 40mV (typ) dropout voltage at 10mA, making it the ideal solution for common Lithium-ion or fixed 3.3V to 5.0V systems. Current matching and accuracy are rated at +/-5%; the devices have excellent matching across the full load range.
For more flexibility, programming is done with I2C control. A wide range of functionality is programmable, including LED current, repeating interval timing, patterns, color-mixing, and fade in and out timing. LED current can be programmed up to 24mA in 192-steps. Patterns can be programmed and can continue running even when the system microcontroller is in standby mode for power savings.
“Keeping the system processor awake to run an LED status indicator isn۪t an efficient use of the power budget in battery powered systems,” said Erik Ogren, Director of Marketing at Kinetic Technologies. Being able to program RGB LED patterns and put the processor to sleep while the LEDs are running has advantages in power savings as well as saving GPIO pins.
KTD2026/2027 are available in a 1.5mm x 1.5mm x 0.5mm 8-pin UTDFN package. The devices are rated over the -40 degree C to +85 degree C temperature range.
Key Features of KTD2026/2027
High accuracy output current: +/-5%
Ultra-low 40mV dropout at 10mA
I2C is used to program LED current, timing, patterns, color mixing
Smallest PCB layout: 1.5mm x 1.5mm UTDFN package with 1μF input capacitor
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