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DC/AC Inverter for Backlighting Two 10′ to 15′ Industrial LCD Panels

December 11, 2007 By ECN Staff

ec7dod300a-LTaiyo Yuden introduced its LS6D0812A-RH low-profile DC/AC inverters for driving cold-cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL) in liquid crystal display (LCD) backlighting applications. It is designed specifically for use with 10″ to 15″ industrial-grade LCD panels widely used in medical electronics, machine tools, digital signage, point-of-sale/kiosks, touch-screen and test and measurement equipment applications. The device provides dual LCD panel capability, and features brightness/backlight ON-OFF control and a 5V (typ.) alarm output if the inverter detects a CCFL open condition in the LCD display systems. The RoHS-compliant LS6D0812A-RH LCD backlight driver provides an input of 12V DC and an output current of 3 mArns to 6 mArms per lamp. The device’s CCFL driving circuit includes a self-oscillating DC/AC converter, known as a Royer circuit, which minimizes EMI compared to other control methods. Total device power output is 3.5W per lamp, or 7W total. Physically, the LS6D0812A-RH measures 6.02″ (153 mm) × 0.85″ (21.5 mm) × 0.39″ (10 mm). Other (typ.) specifications include 1,500 Vrms start-up voltage, 1A maximum input current and wide operating and storage temperature ranges of -20°C to +70°C and -30°C to +85°C, respectively.
Taiyo Yuden
800-348-2496, www.yuden.us 

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