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| Part Number: | TPS61050YZGT |
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| Manufacturer/Brand: | Texas Instruments |
| Part of Description: | IC LED DRV RGLTR PWM 12DSBGA |
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| RoHs Status: | ROHS3 Compliant |
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| Product Attribute | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage - Supply (Min) | 2.5V |
| Voltage - Supply (Max) | 6V |
| Voltage - Output | 5.5V |
| Type | DC DC Regulator |
| Topology | Step-Up (Boost) |
| Supplier Device Package | 12-DSBGA |
| Series | - |
| Package / Case | 12-UFBGA, DSBGA |
| Package | Tape & Reel (TR) |
| Product Attribute | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -40°C ~ 85°C (TA) |
| Number of Outputs | 1 |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Internal Switch(s) | Yes |
| Frequency | 2MHz |
| Dimming | PWM |
| Current - Output / Channel | 1.2A (Flash) |
| Base Product Number | TPS61050 |
| Applications | Camera Flash |




The TPS61050YZGT from Texas Instruments stands as a robust, high-power white LED driver IC, delivered in a highly compact 12-DSBGA NanoFree™ chip-scale package. Leveraging a synchronous boost converter topology, it is engineered to drive high-current white LEDs, primarily in mobile device camera flash and torch applications where space constraints and efficient power usage are critical. Supporting up to 1.2A (flash mode) output current and up to 96% efficiency, the TPS61050YZGT is suitable for next-generation portable devices requiring precise, high-intensity illumination and advanced control interfacing.
Engineers and procurement professionals evaluating the TPS61050YZGT will note a feature set tailored for flexibility, safety, and integration:
Supports four operational modes: torch, flash, voltage-regulated boost, and shutdown.
Output options for both constant current and constant voltage, programmable via I²C.
Torch and flash modes enable LED operation up to 1200 mA; voltage-regulated mode offers programmable outputs of 4.5 V, 5 V, or 5.25 V.
Up to 96% power conversion efficiency, with a 2 MHz switching frequency supporting tiny, low-profile external inductors (2.2 μH recommended).
PMW dimming and low-light control, with fine brightness adjustment in torch mode down to sub-1% increments.
Built-in timer for LED turn-on safety, open/short protection, and overtemperature safeguard.
Integrated ADC for real-time LED forward voltage monitoring.
Zero-latency TX-masking input, enabling instantaneous reduction in current draw during RF transmission events (unique to TPS61050).
I²C interface supporting up to 400 kbps, with full register-control over modes, dimming, protection, and diagnostics.
Industry-standard 12-DSBGA and 10-QFN packages support minimal solution area (<25 mm²).
Understanding the operating boundaries and characteristics of the TPS61050YZGT is essential for correct integration:
Input voltage range: 2.5 V to 6 V, making the device compatible with single-cell Li-ion batteries.
Absolute maximum ratings must be observed to safeguard device integrity; for instance, the device’s maximum specified junction temperature is 150°C.
Extremely low quiescent (shutdown) current: 0.3 μA (typical), minimizing battery drain in standby.
Integrated ESD protection for robust handling in production environments (HBM > 2 kV).
Efficiency is maximized via low feedback voltage (250 mV), and high-current operation in boost or down-converter modes yields 80–96% efficiency across a typical operating range.
LED current and output voltage regulation are consistent across temperature (-40°C to 125°C) and voltage conditions, supporting steady brightness and system performance.
The TPS61050YZGT supports a suite of sophisticated operating modes for demanding lighting applications:
Torch Mode: Provides consistent, lower-current LED output for continuous illumination. Programmable brightness allows for steps of 50 mA up to 250 mA, with further reduction via PWM dimming for low-light applications.
Flash Mode: Enables momentary, high-current output (up to 1200 mA) for photographic flashes, with fast response using the FLASH_SYNC trigger and user-programmable safety timers to prevent overheating.
Voltage-Regulated Mode: Can switch from current regulation to supply a regulated output voltage of 4.5 V, 5 V, or 5.25 V for powering ancillary high-power devices such as audio amplifiers.
Shutdown Mode: Ultralow standby current with LED disconnect, guaranteeing no leakage when inactive.
Diagnostic and Safety: Automatic open/shorted LED detection, undervoltage lockout, and thermal shutdown protect both the LED and the IC.
Unique to the TPS61050, a TX-masking (blanking) input instantly drops LED current from flash to torch levels—ideal for designs where RF transmission events necessitate battery load reduction without delay.
Device configuration and dynamic control over the TPS61050YZGT’s rich feature set are achieved via its I²C-compatible interface (7-bit address: 011 0011):
Register-based programming provides flexible adjustment of modes, limits, ADC operation, and timers.
Allows real-time selection and adjustment of torch/flash current, voltage outputs, dimming ratios, and activation or masking of safety timers.
Provides access to device status flags, such as overtemperature, LED failure (open/short), and operational mode feedback.
Integrated 3-bit ADC enables voltage measurement across the LED, supporting diagnostics and adaptive control.
Standard I²C timing and protocols (up to 400 kbps) are supported for integration into modern system controllers.
Optimizing the TPS61050YZGT in hardware requires proper component and parameter selection:
Inductors: Key to efficiency and performance. Values from 1.3 μH to 2.9 μH are supported; 2.2 μH is typically recommended for high-current white LED applications, balancing size and current handling (ensure peak current rating matches the chosen LED and flash settings).
Input Capacitor: A low-ESR 10 μF ceramic capacitor, placed close to the device, is advised for input stability and noise suppression.
Output Capacitor: Requires at least 3 μF effective capacitance (usually X5R/X7R ceramics). The choice affects voltage ripple and transient response. The capacitor should maintain its nominal capacitance at the operating voltage and temperature.
Layout: Maintain short, wide traces for all high-current paths. A careful ground scheme, with separation of control and power grounds, minimizes noise and stability issues. Place passive components near the IC’s relevant pins to reduce parasitic effects.
Thermal Considerations: For applications approaching maximum rated power or operating at high ambient temperatures, employ large copper planes and adequate airflow. Special attention is needed when operating in linear down mode with high LED current.
A quality PCB layout is fundamental for stable operation, EMI mitigation, and thermal management:
Place the inductor, input, and output capacitors as close as possible to the TPS61050YZGT.
Use low-impedance, short trace connections for main current paths, especially between the inductor, capacitors, and power/ground pins.
Separate control and power ground returns, ideally joining beneath the IC near the ground balls or pin.
For footprint and example layouts, refer to the 12-DSBGA and 10-QFN package application notes. The exposed pad should be soldered directly to the PCB for enhanced thermal dissipation.
If power dissipation is high (especially during extended flash or if used in down mode with high input voltage), ensure adequate thermal vias and copper area beneath the device.
The flexibility of the TPS61050YZGT lends itself to a variety of real-world engineering designs:
Camera Flash/Torch in Mobile Devices: Precision control and fast response are critical for camera modules in smartphones and PDAs. Safety timers and real-time diagnostics protect both LEDs and end-users.
Supplementary Power for Audio Amplifiers: Voltage-regulated mode can be employed to power high-power audio circuits, including supply turn-on sequencing with LED flash usage.
Privacy Indicator: Simultaneous flash and privacy indication can be realized via GPIO or I²C register programming.
No-Latency RF Transmission Masking: In mobile devices featuring RF modules, the TX-masking function ensures flash current does not cause excessive voltage drop during transmission events.
Dual-LED Camera Flash: The device can support parallel LED loads (e.g., two LEDs at 300 mA each) for high-intensity, multi-source illumination.
Supply for Auxiliary Functions: Use the constant voltage mode to supply AF/Zoom motor drivers or auxiliary lighting zones, leveraging the flexibility of dynamic mode switching.
Package: Available in 12-DSBGA (NanoFree™) and 10-QFN; ideal for high-density, low-profile PCB designs.
Dimensions: DSBGA: 1.994 × 1.49 mm typical; QFN: 3 × 3 mm, 0.5 mm pitch.
Soldering: Optimized for high-volume SMT processes; refer to manufacturer guidelines for stencil and thermal pad design.
Environmental: RoHS and “green” compliant, with low-halogen content and Pb-free solder ball options.
ESD and moisture sensitivity conform to JEDEC standards, supporting robust handling and assembly.
TPS61052 (Texas Instruments): Shares core architecture and many features but integrates dedicated hardware voltage-mode selection input (ENVM) for broader system-level supply flexibility.
For designs not requiring zero-latency TX-masking or if operating purely in voltage regulation mode, TPS61052 might be a viable alternate.
For applications demanding higher current, broader voltage range, or multiple independently controlled LED channels, consult Texas Instruments’ extended portfolio or consider other manufacturers’ high-power boost LED drivers after careful comparison of efficiency, protection features, and package suitability.
: Summary and Selection Considerations for TPS61050YZGT
The TPS61050YZGT from Texas Instruments is purpose-built for engineers and system designers tackling compact, high-performance white LED driving in mobile and portable applications. With its synchronous boost topology, high efficiency, multiple operating modes, intricate programmable features, and rich protection set, it addresses both the technical and practical challenges of contemporary lighting solutions. Careful attention to component selection, layout, and thermal management will ensure optimal performance. For new designs requiring advanced LED control with minimal footprint, the TPS61050YZGT remains a compelling choice, with the TPS61052 and other related models providing alternative configurations depending on system needs.
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