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Document information Info Keywords Abstract Content UBA2027, TEA1520, CFL, dimmable, buck converter, user manual This is the user manual for adapting the LSB to a custom lamp
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1. Introduction
This document describes how to adapt the smart lighting dummy lamp to a custom burner. The PCB structure contains two PCBs 1. Large Signal Board (LSB) 2. Small Signal Board (SSB)
The SSB is mounted in a slot that is made in the LSB. The RF antenna that is routed on the part of the SSB that sticks out at the solder side of the LSB. The LSB contains the resonant tank, input filter and some leaded components that could not be placed on the SSB. The SSB contains the half bridge driver (UBA20270) and the power supply (TEA1520). The RF chip and surrounding components are not placed so that customers can adapt the circuitry on the large LSB without needing a remote control.
2. Mechanical outline
The PCB structure is designed to fit in the casing that is depicted below:
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The diameter of the LSB is 50 mm. The thickness of the LSB is 1.8 mm. The dimensions of the SSB are 35.7mm x 23.7mm. The thickness of the SSB is 1.2 mm. Max. height of the components on the front of the SSB is 2mm. Max. height of the components on the back of the SSB is 3mm. See Fig 10 to figure out what is the front of the SSB and what is the back of the SSB.
3. Safety warning
The PCB has no galvanic isolation between the mains and the PCB with burner. Therefore the PCB must be connected to the mains supply via a galvanic isolated (variable) transformer. These devices can be recognized by the symbols shown in Fig 3. Touching the PCB during operation must be avoided at all times. Placing the board in an isolated housing is obligatory when used in uncontrolled, nonlaboratory environments.
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Note that this board is for 120V only, so do not connect it to 230V mains. There is a voltage doubler, so the bus voltage can be up to 400V.
4. Specifications
The following specifications were measured using a burner with the following voltage current graph:
250
200
150
100
50
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Table 1. Specifications Measured at 120V/50Hz mains Parameter AC line input voltage Power factor Maximum input power Nominal input power Lamp current (during boost state) Lamp current (normal operation) Minimum lamp current Value 120V (AC) +/-10V 0.6 22W 17W 200 mA 135 mA 3 mA This is the input power during the boost state Comment
Minimum half bridge switching freq Maximum half bridge switching freq
Standby power
200mW
5. Functional description
The PCB structure as depicted in Fig 1 contains two printed circuit boards: 1. Large Signal Board (LSB) 2. Small Signal Board (SSB) The LSB contains the resonant tank, input filter and some leaded components that could not be placed on the SSB. The SSB contains the half bridge driver (UBA20270) and the power supply (TEA1520). The RF chip and surrounding components are not placed so that customers can adapt the circuitry on the large LSB without needing a remote control.
The SSB contains the RF transceiver, power supply and CFL driver.
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The LSB contains the resonant tank, input filter and some leaded components that could not be placed on the SSB.
Fig 5 shows the board schematic. The block in the middle is the small signal board that is mounted on the large signal board. The mains voltage is rectified and doubled in the input stage. The lamp is supplied via the half bridge and resonant tank. The lamp current is sensed with R4 and supplied to the CSI pin. R3 senses the half bridge current and this is used for setting the preheat current and over current protections.
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Note that VBUS of the small signal board is half the voltage that is across the half bridge. The (half bridge) bus voltage is monitored via the resistive divider R6, R5 and R9. The lamp current is sensed with R4 and the preheat current is set with R3.
LSB component values Value Remark Type Manuf. Farnell no. 2A / 250V 4R7 Flat cable Mounted in fitting Mounted in fitting AC05000004708JAC00 98267-0233 Vishay Molex 1735128 1079968
C1,C4 C2,C3,C5
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Panasonic Vishay
9696334 1215464
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Value
Remark
Type
Manuf.
Farnell no.
100n / 63V 33u / 16V 330p / 1000V 1.5 mH 1.5mH 1R5 / 1W 6.8R / 0.6W 1MEG / 0.25W 1.7 ohm / 0.43A Low ESR
R9 R10 R11
D1,D2,D3,D4 M1,M2
1N4937 2SK4003
1077037 1714346
T1
2.3mH / 2.1uH
See spec
TRANSFORMER DATA
Parameter Value Pins No. of turns Wire diameter (copper + isolation) Ls1 Lp Ls2
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5 194 5
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Parameter
Value
Pins
No. of turns
5mm
2.65mm
6.8mm
9.8mm
9.8mm
20.9mm
Fig 8. Core geometry
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Probably the lamp current and preheat current do not have the right value and must be adapted. This can be done by modifying the value of some components on the large signal board.
The nominal lamp current is set with the value of R4 according to the following equation: ILlamp(rms) = 0.92 / R4 This also fixes the value of the lamp current during the boost state at 1.5*(0.92 / R4) so the ratio between the current during the boost state and the burn (nominal) state is fixed at 1.5.
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At start up, the frequency sweeps down from 100kHz to 40kHz and the sweep stops as soon as the peak value of the voltage across R3 reaches 0.6V. Then the sweep stops (ie. the frequency is kept constant) for 800 milliseconds (preheat time). If the value of R3 is decreased, then the current at which the sweep stops becomes larger and the preheat current through the filaments becomes also larger while the preheat frequency reduces.
Note that the saturation protection (during ignition) and the overcurrent protection (active during nominal operation) are also set with R3. The saturation protection becomes active when the peak voltage across R3 becomes larger than 2.5V during the ignition state. The over current protection becomes active when the peak voltage across R3 becomes larger than 2.5V during the burn state (nominal operation)
During dimming, the filaments must be kept at a certain temperature. This is done by an additional current through the filaments that is provided by the two windings on the transformer. The filament current can be adapted with capacitor C11 and C12.
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8. Legal information
8.1 Definitions
Draft The document is a draft version only. The content is still under internal review and subject to formal approval, which may result in modifications or additions. NXP Semiconductors does not give any representations or warranties as to the accuracy or completeness of information included herein and shall have no liability for the consequences of use of such information. Applications Applications that are described herein for any of these products are for illustrative purposes only. NXP Semiconductors makes no representation or warranty that such applications will be suitable for the specified use without further testing or modification.
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9. Index
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10. Contents
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Introduction .........................................................3 Mechanical outline ..............................................3 Safety warning.....................................................4 Specifications ......................................................5 Functional description ........................................6 Large signal board .............................................8 Small Signal Board...........................................11 Adapting the LSB to the burner .......................13 Debugging the system ......................................14 Legal information ..............................................15 Definitions ........................................................15 Disclaimers.......................................................15 Licenses ...........................................................15 Patents .............................................................15 Trademarks ......................................................15 Index...................................................................16 Contents.............................................................17
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