Design of An Intelligent Universal Driver Circuit For LED Lights
Design of An Intelligent Universal Driver Circuit For LED Lights
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APA Style Md. Tanvir Hossan, Amirul Islam, Yeong Min Jang (2017). Design of An Intelligent Universal Driver
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논문 17-42-08-17 The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences '17-08 Vol.42 No.08
https://doi.org/10.7840/kics.2017.42.8.1621
ABSTRACT
This paper presents a universal driver circuit for light emitting diode (LED) using linear current regulation
technology. The proposed driver circuit has a unique feature (i.e., universality) which operates in both alternating
current (AC) or direct current (DC) domain of the supply. Additional features, such as improved power factor,
lower self-power consumption, lower cost, design simplicity for higher load makes it distinctive than existing
LED driver circuits in the market. To verify the feasibility of the proposed driver circuit, a laboratory prototype
has been designed and checked from lighter load (3 watt) to the higher load (30 watt).
Key Words : Universal driver circuit (UDC), LED driver, DPDT, SPDT, constant load current
※ This research work was supported by Institute for Information & communications Technology Promotion (IITP) grant funded by
the Korea government (MSIP).
First Author : Department of Electronics Engineering, Kookmin University, tanvir.hossan.shaon@gmail.com, 학생회원
° Corresponding Author : Department of Electronics Engineering, Kookmin University, yjang@kookmin.ac.kr, 종신히ㅗ원
* Department of Electronics Engineering, Kookmin University, amirul.0903118@gmail.com
논문번호:KICS2017-05-160, Received May 30, 2017; Revised August 14, 2017; Accepted Revised August 14, 2017
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effective component and efficient technology to make domain but also efficient in the technical and
the driver circuit more cost effective, simple, commercial point of view. The rest of the paper is
compact, reliable and convenient. There are several organized as follows. Section II presents the I-V
driver circuits is available in the market. It is a characteristics of LED using Taylor series expression.
common practice to use a high-value inductor in Whereas section III of the paper represents the
most of the driver circuits in order to reduce the overall requirements for the proposed architecture
[8]
ripple current through the LEDs successfully . where we point out the design considerations for the
Generally, inductor consumes much energy because LED drivers circuit in a flow diagram. A brief
of high inductive resistance. This energy can be description of practical implementation for proposed
dissipated as heat or developed as voltage or current system is represented in section IV. Before
stress to the connected devices. Henceforth, concluding this paper in section VI, an evaluation of
[9]
efficiency of the driver is affected by inductor . driver performance has discussed in section V.
Pulse-width modulation (PWM) is one of the
favorite techniques for LEDs in switched-mode Ⅱ. I-V Characteristic of LED using Taylor
driver circuits. Traditional non-isolated step-down Series
PWM buck converters may suffer from reduced
efficiency due to the long diode freewheeling time at Taylor series explains the nonlinear I–V
[10]
small duty cycles . The major drawback of PWM characteristics of LEDs [14]. Moreover, current and
based drive circuit is that if all LED strings are conductance of both AC and DC domain is
turned on or off simultaneously, the input–output calculating from the same series (1):
power periodically undergoes abrupt changes, causing
massive pulsating input/output current, decreased
(1)
operating efficiency and increased power bus
[11]
ripple . There is some non-isolated converter used
as power factor pre-regulator, such as buck-boost Where is LED terminal voltage, LED
converters, single-ended primary inductor, CUK and forward current through LED, is saturation
[12]
flyback converters . Usually, these converters are current of LEDs, is the magnitude of electron
suitable for small power applications .
[1] charge (i.e., × ), is Boltzmann’s constant
Conventionally, LED is driven by direct current (i.e., × ), is absolute temperature (i.e.,
(DC) power supply. For alternating current (AC) ). Fig. 1(a). shows, a DC current source
power supply, the LED driver either use a step-down and a low frequency current source, connected
transformer or a bridge rectifier. Although there is to a LED. Therefore, (1) can be expressed regarding
available some AC utility source driving LED (e.g., DC and AC components, as shown in (2).
AC-LED) that has some disadvantages notably
conduction angle causes harmonic distortion and low VLED + vLED
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Fig. 2 and 3 shows the flow chart and block diagram
Where . Therefore, the Taylor series can
of our proposed model respectively.
be expressed as follows (3): The voltage range for AC and DC supply for
UDC is shown in table 1.
VLED n
∞
( )
VT v (v ) 2 (3)
I LED + iLED = I Sat (∑ )(1 + LED + LED .VT2 )
n =1 n! VT 2
VLED n V
∞
( ) ( LED ) n
VT I Sat * vLED ∞ VT (4)
I LED + iLED = I Sat (∑ )+ (∑ )
n =1 n! VT n =1 n!
The equivalent DC conductance of the Fig. Fig. 2. Flow diagram of proposed UDC for LED light
1(b), can be calculated in (5):
q.VLED
( )n
I LED I Sat 5 k (273 + Ta ) (5)
GLED = = (∑ )
VLED VLED n =1 n!
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are different rows of change over terminals in a relay Henries. Reactance will increase if frequency or
and each row has several terminals. There is a inductance increase. Here, inductance shows
control coil in a row which surrounds an iron core. impedance in AC power supply and short in DC
When the power supply pass through the control coil, power supply. Concurrently, if there is a chance of
it generates a electromagnetic force. This forces any remaining voltage spike after the inductor, then
cause an impact to trip relay. In another row, it can easily abate the by the relay 2 (SPDT relay).
the‘COM’ (Common) terminally connects with the A small and certain rated voltage of DC power
‘NC’ (Normally Closed) terminal. There is another supply, the relay 1 operates. A diode is connected to
terminal named the ‘NO’ (Normally Open) in each the SPDT relay to protect the switching transistor
row. In Fig. 4. there are two change over terminal in from the instantaneous current of the relay coil, and
relay 1. Power path 1 connects with one row of relay the task is done the diode by providing a path for
1. On the other hand, power path 2 connects with that current when the coil is switched off.
another row of the same relay. The construction of Additionally, power path 2 is connected between
SPDT has similarity with the DPDT relay. But the the ‘COM’ and ‘NO’ terminal of the other row of
difference is it has one row instead of two. The relay relay 1. Therefore, AC power can easily pass through
1 has only tripped when the driver circuit is the power path 2. The full bridge rectifier serves to
connected to the AC power supply and remained convert single phase AC input into a DC output;
ineffective when it is connected with the DC power supplies an output of pulsed DC. A capacitor, known
supply. as a reservoir (or smoothing) capacitor is added to
Isolate AC power at power path 1: In Fig. 4. rated lessen the variation in the rectified AC output voltage
AC power energizes control coil of relay 1 and waveform from the bridge. This ripple free pure DC
‘COM’ terminal starts to be attracted with ‘NO’ is then deployed to the load.
terminal. Power path 1 is connected between the Isolate DC power at power path 2: The chosen
‘COM’ and ‘NC’ terminal of this row. Therefore, the range of DC power supply is not enough to energize
probability of passing AC power through the power the control coil of relay 1 compare with AC.
path 1 is near to zero. The switching time for relay Therefore, DC can pass through path 1 but cannot
1 is lying between 5ms to 15ms which cause a high pass through 2. The transistor BC548 is only
transient voltage spike for a very short period of time switching when supply current is above the base
(between 1ms to 1µs). This voltage spike can strike current of this transistor. When the transistor is
to the power path 1. A combination of an inductor, switching, it allows DC power to apply across the
a switching transistor (BC548) and the SPDT relay relay 2. DC power energize control coil of relay 2
are used in the power path 1 to mitigate the chance and ‘COM’ terminal starts to be attracted with ‘NO’
of passing voltage spike through it. The general terminal. Later, DC power is applied to the load
expression of an inductor is , where f because the load also connects with ‘NO’ terminal of
is the frequency in Hertz and L is the inductance in the relay 2.
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