Herbert Demmel wrote: >Dear Sean, > >we had to deal with this issue on our unversal LCD controller boards - see >at www.demmel.com - and we solved it as follows: We took the (very cheap) >switcher IC TPS61041, which can produce up to + or -28 volts and made the >output voltage variable by feeding a PWM controlled voltage of 0...5 (can >be 0...3.3 volt as well) volt via an 100k resistor to the FB input. You >only need the TPS61041 which only costs about 1.5 US$ (single pieces) and a >ready to use Murata 10uH LQH32CN100K33L which costs less than 50 cent >(price is also for single pieces). You only need a few passive components >and a shottky diode like MBR0540T1 (about 40 cent) then and everything is >working fine. You get all parts at www.farnell.com, TI has good reference >schematics, you only have take care to use X7R capacitors. The TPS61041 can >be supplied with voltages between 1.8 and 6 volts. > > > Interesting technique. I also was thinking PWM followed by a filter, but I was thinking that you would need to switch the output off/on. Your solution to modulate the FB line is a much cleaner one! Cool! Regards, TomW -- Tom Walsh - WN3L - Embedded Systems Consultant http://openhardware.net, http://cyberiansoftware.com "Windows? No thanks, I have work to do..." ----------------------------------------------------
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Re: [lpc2000] [OT] Supplying LCD Contrast/Drive Voltage
2006-01-14 by Tom Walsh
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