XR46050

Two-Step LED Current Controller
Data Sheet

Description

The XR46050 is a two-step LED current controller for bulb applications powered directly by an alternative current (AC) voltage source. It can drive an external N-channel power MOSFET to regulate the current flowing through a high voltage (HV) LED string.

The XR46050 works as a constant current regulator to control two-step current levels for AC step drivers with a simple structure. It also provides linear-type over temperature protection (OTP).

The PCB design can be very compact to meet various shape requirements. It is especially suitable for replacing “A” series LED light bulbs and candelabra LED bulbs.

Features

  • Device
    • 6V to 78V chip supply voltage range
    • Over temperature protection
    • Single board LED lighting solution available
    • DFN 2 x 2-6L packages
  • System
    • All solid state components
    • No electrolytic capacitor required
    • Fewer components and simple solution for LED lighting
    • Scalable architecture allows optimization of
    • performance vs. cost
    • Driver-on-board and chip-on-board design solution available which minimizes process flow and assembly cost
    • High PF and Low THD performance
    • Flexible PCB layout options

Documentation

Application

  • LED Lighting Applications
    • Downlight
    • High bay
    • Specialty
    • Architectural

Design Tools

Packaging

Pkg Code Details Quantities Dimensions PDF
TDFN6 2x2
  • JEDEC Reference: MO-229
  • MSL Pb-Free: L1 @ 260ºC
  • MSL SnPb Eutectic: n/a
  • ThetaJA: 81ºC/W
  • Bulk Pack Style: Canister
  • Quantity per Bulk Pack: n/a
  • Quantity per Reel: 3000
  • Quantity per Tube: n/a
  • Quantity per Tray: n/a
  • Reel Size (Dia. x Width x Pitch): 180 x 8 x 4
  • Tape & Reel Unit Orientation: Quadrant 1
  • Dimensions: mm
  • Length: 2.00
  • Width: 2.00
  • Thickness: 0.8
  • Lead Pitch: 0.65

Parts & Purchasing

Part Number Pkg Code Min Temp Max Temp Status Buy Now Order Samples
XR46050IHBTR TDFN6 2x2 -40 85 Active Order
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Part Status Legend
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PRE (Pre-introduction) - the part has not been introduced or the part number is an early version available for sample only.
OBS (Obsolete) - the part is no longer being manufactured and may not be ordered.
NRND (Not Recommended for New Designs) - the part is not recommended for new designs.

Quality & Environmental Data

Part Number RoHS | Exempt RoHS Halogen Free REACH MSL Rating / Peak Reflow Package
XR46050IHBTR N Y Y Y L1 / 260ᵒC TDFN6 2x2

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