MAX20092
MAX20092
PRODUCTION12-Switch Matrix Manager for Automotive Lighting
Flexible and Fast—Enables Matrix/Pixel Automotive Lighting up to 1.5A
- Part Models
- 2
- 1ku List Price
- Starting From $4.88
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Overview
- Automotive Ready: AEC-Q100 Qualified
- Flexible Configuration Allows the Use of the Same Device in Different Applications
- Single-, Dual-, and Quad-String Configurations
- Up to 12 Switches in Series in Single-String Configurations
- Up to 6 Switches in Series in Dual-String Configurations
- Up to 3 Switches in Series in Quad-String Configurations
- Up to 2 LEDs per Switch
- Optimal PWM Dimming Arrangement Provides Excellent Dimming Performance
- Programmable 12-Bit PWM Dimming
- Fade Transition Between PWM Dimming States
- Internal Clock Generator or External Clock for PWM Dimming
- Protection Features and Package Improve Reliability
- Open-LED Protection
- Programmable Open-LED and Shorted-LED Threshold
- Open- and Shorted-LED Fault Reporting
- Thermally Enhanced 32-Pin SWTQFN Package
The MAX20092 12-switch matrix manager IC for automotive lighting applications includes a 12-switch array for bypassing individual LEDs in a single- or dual-string application. It features 12 individually controlled n-channel MOSFET switches rated for 10V with on-resistance of 0.100Ω. A single current source can be used to power all the LEDs connected in series. Individual LEDs can be dimmed by turning on and off the bypass switches across each LED, and can also be configured in 2 strings with 6 switches in series per string and 4 strings with 3 switches per string. A separate current source powers each string. Each switch can be connected across 1 or 2 LEDs in series. The IC also includes an internal charge pump that provides power for the gate drive of each of the LED bypass switches. The low on-resistance of the switches minimizes conduction loss and power dissipation.
The IC features a serial peripheral interface (SPI) for serial communication. The MAX20092 is a slave device that uses the SPI to communicate with an external microcontroller (µC), which is the master device. Each of the 12 switches can be independently programmed to bypass the LEDs across each of the switches in the string. Each switch can be turned fully on, fully off, or dimmed with or without fade-transition mode. The PWM frequency can be set by an internal oscillator or set to an external clock source. The IC features open-LED protection as well as open- and short-LED fault reporting through the SPI. The MAX20092 is available in a 32-pin (5mm x 5mm) side-wettable TQFN (SWTQFN) package with a thermally enhanced exposed pad.
Applications
- Automotive Front-Light Systems
- Automotive Matrix-Lighting Systems
- Automotive Tail-Light Systems
Documentation
Data Sheet 1
Design Note 1
Video 2
Thought Leadership 1
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| Part Model | Pin/Package Drawing | Documentation | CAD Symbols, Footprints, and 3D Models |
|---|---|---|---|
| MAX20092ATJ/VY+ | LFCSP | ||
| MAX20092ATJ/VY+T | LFCSP |
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