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February 2011  
As the luminous efficiency of LED continues to grow, and the awareness of energy saving raises up within recent years,  
the LED lighting applications are getting more and more popular. After successful delivery of LED backlight solutions,  
Richtek launches a series of high power LED driver ICs for LED lighting. These products have been widely designed in  
different applications, such as MR16, AR111, E27, T8, Par lamps, Light Bars, Ceiling lights, Street lights, and Car lights.  
For DC input to constant current applications, Richtek introduces RT8450/2/3 and RT8480/2/8 series. These LED driver  
ICs provide customers several different design options, including buck, boost, and buck-boost topology for different  
loading currents. The current-mode constant current design which is different from the hysteretic solution, delivers  
stable and precise LED current with small LC values. True current sense technology will maintain the current accuracy  
regardless the change of input voltage, output voltage or inductance tolerance. This improves LED luminous consis-  
tency and design flexibility. The ability of using multi-topology and wide input/output voltage range allow customers to  
use the same IC or even same power boards for different applications.  
RT8450 is typical out of this product line. With a built-in NPN power switch and being able to support Buck, Boost and  
Buck-Boost modes, RT8450 is suitable for many types of applications. On the other hand, RT8482 is for high LED  
current designs and is functionally compatible with RT8450 but has to be combined with an external MOSFET. These  
two chips can cover most of the single string LED lighting applications. RT8452 is another good product which can  
provide sharp PWM dimming support and operate with high speed PWM dimming signal up to 50KHz, and it is a good  
fit for high resolution LED projector applications.  
RT8470 and RT8471 provide very low cost MR16 solutions with high electronic transformer compatibility. A simple  
circuit design can eliminate most of the flickers and provide very high efficiency.  
For AC input to constant current applications, Richtek offers RT8454/6/7 secondary-side constant current controllers to  
generate highly accurate current over wide input/output voltage range and also wide temperature range without suffer-  
ing from the transformer accuracy. RT8456 can work with many different primary side topologies to improve the output  
current accuracy. This will unify the luminance of E27 LED light bulbs when a lot of them line up together. RT8454/7  
support different kinds of dimming functions including Triac Dimming. The secondary side modulation provides a more  
precise current control than the primary side dimming scheme. The secondary-side dimming chip, RT8457, is used  
widely not only for Triac dimming but also many of other dimming technologies.  
The multi-channel designs of RT8454 allow a single chip to provide well-balanced constant current to up to 6 strings of  
LED. This will benefit the high power applications such as street lights to save cost. RT8454 also provide interfaces to  
link multi-chip together. This design makes single primary side can control up to hundreds of LED strings.  
As the understanding of LED lighting regulation is improved, the non-isolated design starts to be popular. A good isola-  
tion design on mechanical makes the non-isolated design on power module become possible. This will bring the system  
higher efficiency and lower cost and these are two key points to decide whether a product can be successful or not.  
RT8458 is announced to introduce a high efficiency and low cost PAR lights or T5, T8 solution. A special floating-buck  
topology improves the efficiency and also provides very simple methods of OVP and OCP. The true current sense  
technology keeps precision current over universal input range. RT8459 is a PFC version of RT8458. With proper output,  
designing PAR lights or T8 with RT8458 and RT8459 can keep efficiency > 90% and PF>0.9 easily. (PS: RT8459 is  
expected to be announced on March 2011.)  
High efficiency, low cost PAR lights, T8  
design with RT8458 and RT8459  
innovative self-biasing design that reduces power loss  
and eliminates the need for any complex external  
transformers or start-up circuitry in non-isolated applica-  
tions. Instead, these devices require only a few simple  
low-cost components. An integrated high-side floating  
gate driver controls an external MOSFET that may be  
selected to support all popular AC line voltages. The  
programmable LED DC current is regulated by a precise  
averaging current feedback loop that keeps LED current  
constant over large line voltage variations, and will  
compensate for poorly controlled system component  
tolerances. The RT8458/9 integrate protection for fault  
conditions, including open and shorted LED strings,  
Under Voltage Lockout (UVLO), Over Current Protection  
circuit (OCP) and Over Voltage Protection (OVP).  
factor (PF) compensatio
circuitry to optimize AC
utilization.  
Features-RT8458, RT8
Low Cost and Efficient Buck Converter Solution  
Universal Input Voltage Range with Off-Line Topology  
Programmable Constant LED Current  
Dimmable LED Current by ACTL  
Output LED String Open Protection  
Output LED String Short Protection  
Output LED String Over Current Protection  
Built-in Thermal Protection  
Built-in High Power Factor Correction Circuit (RT8459)  
RT8458 efficiency measurement  
Eff. vs. LED pcs (350mA)  
100%  
95%  
90%  
85%  
80%  
110VAC  
75%  
220VAC  
70%  
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10  
LED pcs  
With the RT8458 you get precise,  
constant LED current  
An eꢀciency >90%, PF>0.9 PAR light design with RT8459  
8459 Vout=44V//200mA/15LEDs  
Vin.ac (V)  
90  
Vo (V)  
43.33  
43.37  
43.35  
43.31  
43.36  
43.41  
Io (mA)  
194  
Pin (W)  
9.3  
Po (W)  
8.41  
8.50  
8.45  
8.27  
8.41  
8.51  
PF  
Eꢀ. (%)  
90.39  
91.80  
91.98  
91.61  
91.14  
90.32  
current oꢀset (%)  
-1.02%  
0.980  
0.981  
0.985  
0.972  
0.955  
0.932  
110  
196  
9.26  
9.19  
9.03  
9.23  
9.42  
0.00%  
130  
195  
-0.51%  
180  
191  
-2.55%  
220  
194  
-1.02%  
264  
196  
0.00%  
RT8456, RT8457 Secondary Side  
Constant Current LED Driver and  
Dimming Controller  
The RT8456 is an isolated secondary LED current  
controller designed specifically for lighting fixtures such  
as E27, GU10, T5 and T8. The IC is suitable for applica-  
tions that require power line isolation for safety and  
reliability, high conversion efficiency, as well as high LED  
current accuracy.  
and an opto-coupler driver to control the primary side of  
the transformer to complete the system loop.  
RT8457 provides dimming function on secondary side.  
Precise dimming is achieved by controlling the LED  
current at the secondary side via analog dimming.  
Applying a voltage greater than 1.1V at the ACTL pin will  
set the LED current sense threshold between the LED  
and GND pins at the highest level. The maximum LED  
current is programmed by the sense resistor between  
the LED and GND pins. Lowering th
will reduce the LED current sense th
The RT8456 contains 1) a constant current regulating  
amplifier with 60mV threshold used to program the LED  
string current with a simple resistor to within 5% LED  
current accuracy; 2) an over voltage comparator to  
protect the output when LED string is open or broken; 3)  
Features-RT8456  
ures-RT8457  
Secondary Side LED Curre
condary Side LED Current Reg
4.75V to 48V Operation Ra
gh Accuracy 58.5mV LED Curr
High Accuracy 60mV LED C
reshold Control  
Threshold Control  
5mA Operating Current  
0.6mA Operating Current  
ogrammable LED Current  
Programmable LED Curren
ecision Secondary Side LED C
Output Over Voltage Protec
ecision Analog Dimming at Sec
Small SOT-23-6 Package  
utput Over Voltage Protection  
OP-8 Package  
RT8456 application circuit  
RT8457: Linear LED current mapping between LED  
current and ACTL voltage  
VOUT  
Opto  
ILED vs. VACTL  
350  
Vcc  
300  
RT8456  
LED String  
2.5V  
OUT  
OVP  
250  
200  
150  
100  
50  
CV  
Primary  
side  
-
+
60mV  
CC  
-
ILED  
+
0
CP  
CN  
GND  
0
0.2  
0.4  
0.6  
0.8  
1
1.2  
1.4  
V
ACTL(V)  
Rs  
GND  
RT8457 application circuit  
VOUT  
Opto  
C1  
Primary  
side  
1
R1  
R
LED  
VCC  
2
2V2  
3
OUT  
C2  
Optional  
C
IC2  
R
IC2  
LED String  
RT8457  
5
6
4
7
GND  
OVP  
LED  
C
IC1  
R2  
R
IC1  
ACTL  
RT8456 and RT8457 work with most of the primary side topologies  
to provide constant current LED driver and dimming function.  
R
S
Typical DC to CC LED driver design with  
RT8450/RT8482  
V
IN  
The RT8450 is a current mode constant current LED  
driver with 1.5A switching MOS inside, supporting  
multi-topology includes buck, boost, and buck-boost. It  
provides very wide input and output range. Input voltage  
works from 4.5V to 40V, and this can be extended by  
zener diode added. Output voltage can be up to 50V.  
RT8482 is an external MOS version of RT8450 to  
support higher power applications. A higher voltage  
product – RT8462 is ready soon.  
4.5V to 40V  
C1  
RT8450/B  
R2  
190mV  
ISP  
ISN  
VCCx  
R3  
R4  
PWM  
ACTL  
DCTL  
Dimming control  
OVP  
GND  
EN  
VC  
SS  
C4  
5V  
R1  
L
High Voltage : VIN Up to 40V, VOUT Up to 50V  
10k  
20µH  
SW  
Buck, Boost or Buck-Boost Operation  
Easy Dimming : Analog, PWM Digital or PWM  
C3  
10nF  
C2  
3nF  
Converting to Analog with One External Capacitor  
Programmable Soft Start to Avoid Inrush Current  
Programmable Over Voltage Protection to Limit  
RT8450 buck  
Output Voltage  
VIN Under Voltage Lockout and Thermal Shutdown  
RoHS Compliant and Halogen Free  
L
20uH  
V
IN  
4.5V to 40V  
C1  
C5  
1µF  
The average current sense constant current controller,  
different from peak sense, provide a stable and high  
precise LED current. Regardless of the input voltage  
change or LED number change, the variation of LED  
current is very small. It is very easy to design a general  
purpose LED power module with RT8450 or RT8482 for  
flexible input and output.  
RT8450/B  
SW  
ISP  
ISN  
VCCx  
EN  
R2  
190mV  
5V  
DCTL  
PWM  
Dimming control  
VC  
R3  
R1  
10k  
SS  
V
OUT  
OVP  
GND  
VISP – VISN Threshold vs. Input Voltage  
ACTL  
C3  
10nF  
R4  
196  
194  
192  
190  
188  
186  
C2  
3nF  
C4  
0.5µF  
RT8450 boost  
C5  
L
V
IN  
V
OUT  
4.5V to 40V  
20uH  
4
13  
22  
31  
40  
C1  
Input Voltage(V)  
RT8450/B  
SW  
VCCx  
EN  
LED Current vs. ACTL  
5V  
ISP  
ISN  
2500  
2000  
1500  
1000  
500  
R2  
DCTL  
PWM  
Dimming control  
190mV  
VC  
R3  
R1  
V
OUT  
OVP  
GND  
SS  
10k  
ACTL  
R4  
C3  
10nF  
C2  
3nF  
C4  
0.5µF  
0
RT8450 buck-boost  
0.2  
0.4  
0.6  
0.8  
1
1.2  
1.4  
ACTL(volt)  
Design challenges for  
MR-16 retrofit LED drivers.  
lighting applications are being replaced by  
rectified and smoothed by the bulk c
LED’s. One of these “retrofit” applications is appears that the rectified voltage sh
the low voltage halogen lamp, generally  
called “MR-16” after its low voltage lamp  
connector.  
sufficient to use a standard BUCK  
converter to drive the LED string.  
In practice, it’s a bit different: Most h
Low voltage halogen lamps generally range ET’s use a self-oscillating half-bridge  
from 20 ~ 50 Watts, and are powered from  
12Vac. In many cases, an “Electronic  
Transformer” (ET) is used to efficiently  
convert the mains AC voltage to 12Vac. ET  
output power ranges from 50 ~ 150W, so  
it’s possible to connect several halogen  
converter with proportional base driv
which modulates the mains sine wav
a 30 ~ 50khz switching waveform.  
Designed to drive 20~50W resistive
ET’s need a certain minimum load fo
continuous switching throughout the
in very short conduction time of the ET,  
increasing peak inrush current and  
lamps in parallel to one ET. With some ET’s cycle. A standard BUCK LED driver
it is even possible to use phase-cut  
dimmers to regulate the light output.  
poses two problems:  
The input bridge and bulk cap are
Replacing a standard halogen lamp with a  
LED light is not as straightforward as one  
would think. When trying to design a LED  
driver that works with the ET 12Vac output,  
it quickly becomes clear that there are  
several compatibility issues that can be  
quite tricky to solve. This article describes  
some background and possible solutions.  
resistive  
LED’s are more efficient than halogen  
making the ET’s more prone to instability.  
lamps so they consume much less power  
than the ET minimum load.  
2.Use a small bulk capacitance to increase  
the input ripple for the LED driver. A high  
performance BUCK converter like the  
RT8453B or RT8470 (see figure 1), can  
smoothly drop out when the input voltage  
is lower than LED string voltage, resulting  
in some 120Hz ripple in the LED current  
As long as this 120Hz ripple is steady, the  
flicker will not be noticeable to the human  
eye.  
As a result ET switching can become  
erratic over the mains cycle. Depending on  
the ET type and the LED driver  
configuration, LED flicker can result.  
The block diagram below shows an  
example of an LED light connected to a  
Several solutions can improve the  
compatibility between ET’s and a LED light.  
LED lamp  
3.To obtain a more stable LED current  
even with a large input ripple, use a  
buck-boost configuration (i.e. by using  
RT8450 in buck-boost mode). This will  
provide a more stable LED current with  
minor 120Hz ripple. A drawback is the  
inherently lower efficiency of a  
LED driver  
LED string  
~
+
Electronic  
Transformer  
Cin  
AC mains  
~
Power ~ 4.5W  
Designed for 20 - 50W  
sistive load  
Re  
Constant current driver  
Bridge rectifier with bulk capacitor  
buck-boost topology.  
4.When using a dimmable ET with  
compatible dimmers, the ET output  
voltage will be phase cut, depending on  
the dimmer setting. However, since most  
ET’s will not switch continuously over the  
full mains range, accurate phase cut  
detection is problematic. Adopting a  
circuit that detects the average voltage of  
the rectified ac, and reduces LED current  
when the input voltage is reduced can  
improve dimming performance. See  
figure 2 for an example..  
Detailed schematics  
Figure 1 RT8453B MR-16 standard application  
C4  
1u  
R2  
0.5R  
D2  
SR26  
R3  
100k  
C3  
220u/25V  
D3  
SR26  
Vcc  
+
ISN  
12Vac from  
Electronic  
Transformer  
R1  
0.5R  
D1  
SR26  
EN  
C5  
RT8453BGSP  
D6  
SR26  
D4  
SR26  
4.7u  
ACTL  
L1  
22uH  
VC  
SS  
SW  
R5  
10k  
C6  
3n3  
GND  
C7  
10n  
Designing LED drivers for an MR-16 retrofit  
application is possible, although halogen  
Electronic Transformers and LED driver  
circuits are hardly made for each other. By  
using some circuit tricks and correctly  
choosing an LED driver IC, a relatively  
simple and low cost solution can be  
designed that works with most ET’s. For  
more information about Richtek’s broad line  
of LED driver solutions, visit  
Figure 2 RT8453B MR-16 dimmable application  
C4  
1u  
+
R2  
0.5R  
D2  
SR26  
C3  
100u  
Z1  
18V  
R6  
100k  
C1  
10u  
Vcc  
12Vac from  
ISN  
EN  
Electronic  
Transformer  
R1  
0.68R  
R3  
180k  
C5  
RT8453BGSP  
D6  
SR26  
D1  
SR26  
C2  
10u  
4.7u  
ACTL  
C8  
10u  
R4  
27k  
L1  
22uH  
VC  
SS  
SW  
www.richtek.com/LED/  
R5  
10k  
GND  
C6  
3n3  
C7  
10n  
High Efficiency Universal LED  
Driver Solution for Emergency Lights  
with RT8482  
by adjusting ACTL voltage with a potenti- for the lighting area. This 3P2T switch  
ometer for varieties of LED current  
ratings.  
iver. The LED’s can be connected  
s with 5~12 pieces per string, with  
al LED voltage of 16V to 48V.  
se the battery pack voltage can be  
r higher than the LED voltage,  
oost topology will be used for  
of the combinations of supply  
e range and a number of LED’s.  
ses of LED voltage always higher  
upply voltage will use boost  
gy because of the better efficiency  
wer component voltage rating  
red to buck-boost topology.  
physically changes all three contact  
points as shown above simultaneously.  
Introduction  
A universal high efficiency LED emer-  
gency light application diagram using  
RT8482 with three configurable switches mode should be used when input supply  
is shown below. It’s recommended to use voltage is lower than the total LED  
a 3-in-1 interlocked switch (also known  
as 3P2T switch) for mode-selection.  
Buck-boost mode should be used when  
input supply voltage is higher or lower  
than the total LED forward voltage. Boost  
forward voltage.  
Although buck-boost mode itself can  
cover all application corners, the  
efficiency for boost mode is higher than  
buck-boost’s efficiency, due to the  
effective power to the LED in boost mode  
is higher than that of buck-boost mode.  
Evaluation Board (EVB) Description  
RT8482 EVB provides a convenient  
mode configuration for LED emergency  
lighting application accepting wide range  
of input voltages and flexible number of  
LED to the light fixtures. A buck-boost or  
boost mode can be easily configured by  
This application note provides a simple  
universal circuit that can be easily  
configured in the field with optimum  
efficiency and minimum required compo-  
nent rating for LED emergency lights.  
For example in a 5-LED design with 18V  
voltage input in buck-boost mode, the  
LED sees the effective 16.5V (5*3.5V) ,  
but the total switch node voltage equals  
34.5V (18V+16.5V) with respect to  
ground. It’s the same VIN, VOUT  
condition as an 18V to 34.5V boost mode  
conversion. They have similar conversion  
losses and the buck-boost delivers less  
output power than the corresponding  
boost, which explains the efficiency  
difference between the buck-boost and  
the boost.  
Vin  
S1, S2, S3:  
=boost  
Cin  
30uF  
15  
L1  
=buck-boost  
RT8482  
VCC  
EN  
S1  
D1  
Vout  
13  
1
5V  
R30  
Q1  
Cout  
4.7uF  
GBIAS  
2
GATE  
ISW  
LED's  
27k  
C2  
0.47uF  
4
Rsw  
0.05  
9
S2  
ACTL  
DCTL  
R29  
5.0k  
R31  
Another benefit of boost design over  
buck-boost is the lower requirement in  
component voltage rating, especially for  
the MOSFET Q1 and Schottky diode D1.  
VOUT of boost is roughly the total  
forward voltage of the LED string, while  
VOUT of buck-boost is the total forward  
voltage of the LED string plus VIN.  
Higher VOUT requires higher component  
rating of Q1 and D1.  
6
7
10  
Analog  
Dimming  
ISP  
0.2V ~ 1.2V  
S3  
Rsense  
ISN  
680  
8
VC  
SS  
R32  
390k  
R14  
14  
OVP  
R21  
Vout  
169k  
R2  
10k  
C11  
10n  
11  
C5  
3.3nF  
10k  
Css  
10nF  
GND  
16, Exposed Pad (17)  
NC 3 5 12  
RT8482 EVB runs in high efficiency. All  
the components of this design generate  
very little heat, thus enhance the reliabil-  
ity and safety of the lighting fixture. This  
design for universal applications  
minimizes the inventory and manage-  
ment effort for both manufacturer and  
installer.  
Efficiency Performance  
LED Qty  
V(LED)  
5
6
7
8
9
10  
11  
12  
16~20V 22~28V 25~32V 25~32V 28~36V 32~40V 35~44V 38~48V  
VIN 24V  
Bk-Bst Bk-Bst Bk-Bst Bk-Bst  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
(20~28V)  
(84%)  
(86%)  
(87%)  
(87%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
VIN 18V  
Bk-Bst  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
(15~21V)  
(86%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
(93%)  
Evaluation Board Picture & Illustration  
VIN 12V  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
Boost  
(10~14V)  
(91%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
(92%)  
VIN Terminal  
GND Terminal  
Potentiometer  
Case Temperature on Major Components  
VIN=12VDC, 5 LED, boost mode, ambient temperature 25°C  
LED Anode  
Terminal  
RT8482  
RT8482  
Inductor  
MOSFET  
Schottky diode  
Rsense  
Output capacitor  
36.0  
33.8  
32.5  
35.6  
31.2  
26.1  
VIN =24VDC, 5 LED, buck-boost mode, ambient temperature 25°C  
3P2T  
Switch  
RT8482  
Inductor  
MOSFET  
Schottky diode  
Rsense  
Output capacitor  
46.1  
42.4  
38.5  
41.5  
34.5  
36.9  
LED Cathode Terminal  
LED Lighting Selection Guide Sorted by Application  
Application  
Feature  
Richtek Solution  
Solid-State Lighting AC or DC Input  
MR16, AR111  
Buck, Buck-Boost, Boost  
Flyback, non-isolated  
Flyback, non-isolated  
Boost, Flyback, non-isolated  
Boost  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8453, RT8470, RT8471  
RT8456, RT8457, RT8458, RT8459  
RT8456, RT8457, RT8458, RT8459  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8456, RT8458, RT8459  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8480  
GU10, E27,PAR30,PAR38  
T5, T8 Light Bar  
Oꢀce Lamp  
Decoration Light  
Street Light, Solar Light  
Emergency Light  
RGB Light  
Buck, Boost, ꢁyback  
Boost  
RT8480, RT8482, RT8488, RT8470  
RT8450B, RT8482  
Buck  
RT8453, RT8470  
Freeze Light  
Buck, Flyback, non-isolated  
Synchronous Buck  
RT8450B, RT8453, RT8456, RT8470, RT8458  
RT8452  
Projector  
Automotive Application  
Interior Light  
Buck, SEPIC, Buck-Boost  
Buck, SEPIC, Buck-Boost  
Buck, SEPIC, Buck-Boost  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8488, RT8480  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8488, RT8480  
RT8450B, RT8482, RT8488, RT8480  
Exterior Light  
Automotive Light  
About Richtek  
Richtek Technology Corporation is one of the world’s leading analog IC companies. The company consis-  
tently delivers inventive power management solutions that improve the performance of consumer electron-  
ics, computers, and communications equipment. Richtek adds value to end equipment by synthesizing  
technological innovation, uncompromised quality, and devotion to customer service. Founded in 1998, the  
Company is headquartered in Taiwan with additional offices in Asia, the U.S., and Europe. Richtek is  
publicly traded on the Taiwan Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol 6286. For more information about  
Richtek and its analog IC solutions, please visit the Company’s Web site at www.richtek.com or  
www.richtek.com/LED.  
US Office  
Europe Office  
Taipei Office  
led@richtek.com  
Tel: 1-408-9690226  
Tel: 31-40-8515520  
Tel: 886-2-86672399  
www.richtek.com/LED/  

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