Adaptive feedback control in LED driving circuits
AssigneeMonolithic Power Systems, Inc.
InventorsJunjian Zhao, Chia-Lung Ni, Zheng Luo, Yu-Huei Lee, Huan Liu
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AssigneeMonolithic Power Systems, Inc.
InventorsJunjian Zhao, Chia-Lung Ni, Zheng Luo, Yu-Huei Lee, Huan Liu
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A feedback control circuit in an LED driving circuit for driving a plurality of LED strings. Each LED string provides a headroom detecting voltage. The feedback control circuit has a status detecting circuit, a counting circuit and a modulating circuit. The status detecting circuit compares each headroom detecting voltage with a low headroom threshold voltage and a high headroom threshold voltage and generates an up self-status signal and a down self-status signal. The counting circuit counts or keeps unchanged and then generates a counting signal based on the up self-status signal and the down self-status signal. The modulating circuit generates a modulating signal based on the counting signal. And based on the modulating signal, the feedback control circuit generates a feedback control signal to regulate a bias voltage supplying the plurality of LED strings.
A feedback control circuit used in an LED (Light Emitting Diode) driving circuit driving a plurality of LED strings, wherein each LED string has a first terminal and a second terminal, and the plurality of LED strings receive a bias voltage at the first terminals and provide at the second terminals a plurality of headroom detecting voltages having a one-to-one correspondence with the second terminals of the plurality of LED strings, the feedback control circuit comprising:
A method for generating a feedback control signal for regulating a bias voltage used for supplying a plurality of LED strings, wherein each LED string has a first terminal and a second terminal, and the plurality of LED strings receive a bias voltage at the first terminals and provide at the second terminals a plurality of headroom detecting voltages having a one-to-one correspondence with the second terminals of the plurality of LED strings, the method comprising:
An LED driving system driving a plurality of LED strings, wherein each LED string has a first terminal and a second terminal, and the plurality of LED strings receive a bias voltage at the first terminals and provide at the second terminals a plurality of headroom detecting voltages having a one-to-one correspondence with the second terminals of the plurality of LED strings, the LED driving system comprising:
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