FTM Sept 2007

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Enabling Intelligent Lighting Systems for the Energy-Efficient Smart Home

Wireless and power line communications connect appliances in the home for efficient energy management and conservation

Lighting Control

Making a smart home smarter.

Integrating power and intelligence.

From appliances to lighting, monitoring and controlling home energy usage is easier than ever with wireless and power line communications that connect meters to the energy-consuming devices.

High-current LED Driver Microcontroller (µPD78F8024 / µPD78F8025)

With NEC Electronics’ intelligent constant high-current driver and microcontroller (uPD78F802x), designers can build intelligent LED lighting systems that can be networked both wirelessly and through power lines. The uPD78F802x devices feature a dedicated 4-channel constant current driver for high-brightness LEDs and an integrated 8-bit microcontroller to manage communication needs. For more information go to www.FutureLightingSolutions.com/NEC To buy parts visit www.FutureElectronics.com

High-performance 8-bit 78K0 Flash MCU • Up to 32KB Flash memory, 1KB RAM • Internal 8MHz oscillator • 4-ch 8-bit pulse-width modulation (PWM) timers • 4-ch 10-bit A/D converter • 3-ch serial interfaces (UART, UART/CSI, I2C) • Watchdog timer • 16-bit capture/compare timer Integrated constant high-current driver • 4-ch buck or boost hysteretic current regulators • Up to 1MHz switching frequency • 350mA-1.5A driver per channel with external field-effect transistors (FETs) • Wide input voltage range (9 to 38V) • Soft start (for reduced EMI) • Thermal shutdown • Automatic lockout on detection of under voltage

Single-chip HCD/LED MCU Flash MCU

4-ch Constant Current Driver

µPD78F8024 µPD78F8025 EV-KO-HCD


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