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    The document describes four figures showing schematics for driving one 350mA LED from a 12V DC or AC source using an MC34063 buck controller. Figure 1 shows the basic schematic using a 12V DC source. Figure 2 adds a diode bridge to allow operation from a 12V AC transformer. Figure 3 improves on the design by adding a PNP transistor level shifter. Figure 4 shows a demo board that can operate from either 12V AC or DC and includes an ACE microcontroller for LED dimming.

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    The document describes four figures showing schematics for driving one 350mA LED from a 12V DC or AC source using an MC34063 buck controller. Figure 1 shows the basic schematic using a 12V DC source. Figure 2 adds a diode bridge to allow operation from a 12V AC transformer. Figure 3 improves on the design by adding a PNP transistor level shifter. Figure 4 shows a demo board that can operate from either 12V AC or DC and includes an ACE microcontroller for LED dimming.

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    The document describes four figures showing schematics for driving one 350mA LED from a 12V DC or AC source using an MC34063 buck controller. Figure 1 shows the basic schematic using a 12V DC source. Figure 2 adds a diode bridge to allow operation from a 12V AC transformer. Figure 3 improves on the design by adding a PNP transistor level shifter. Figure 4 shows a demo board that can operate from either 12V AC or DC and includes an ACE microcontroller for LED dimming.

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    The document describes four figures showing schematics for driving one 350mA LED from a 12V DC or AC source using an MC34063 buck controller. Figure 1 shows the basic schematic using a 12V DC source. Figure 2 adds a diode bridge to allow operation from a 12V AC transformer. Figure 3 improves on the design by adding a PNP transistor level shifter. Figure 4 shows a demo board that can operate from either 12V AC or DC and includes an ACE microcontroller for LED dimming.

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    The document discusses different circuit designs for driving LEDs from a 12V source using the MC34063 controller chip. It shows how to drive a single LED and then expands the circuit to allow for multiple LEDs and AC or DC operation.

    The current through the LED is sensed by a resistor in the feedback path. The voltage across this resistor is used as the feedback voltage for the controller to regulate the current.

    Adding a diode bridge rectifies the AC input to DC, allowing the essentially DC circuit to operate from an AC transformer. The diode bridge converts the AC to pulsating DC.

    12V AC-DC MC34063

    LED Buck Driver

    Application
    Brief

    Roger Miller October 22, 2003


    FAE
    ON Semiconductor
    Driving One 350 ma LED from a 12V source
    Figure 1 shows a schematic for driving one 350 ma LED from a 12V DC source. The
    MC34063 is used in a step down topology. The chip is a basic DC/DC controller with a
    1.5A switch. The current through the LED is sensed by a 3.6ohm 1W resistor. The
    voltage across the resistor is used as the feedback voltage (1.25V) for the controller. R2
    keeps the current at about 350 ma. With 470 pf used as the timing capacitor the oscillator
    runs at about 50 khz. R1 limits the current for short circuit conditions and C4 provides
    filtering for the feedback voltage.

    12 V DC Buck One LED

    L1

    220uH
    U1
    8 1
    DC SC
    7 2
    IPK SE C4 Led1
    6 3 Lumiled1
    Vcc TCap 100uF
    5
    Gnd 4
    D5
    R1 Comp
    1N5817
    0.33ohm C2
    MC34063 470pF
    12V

    12V DC C3
    100uF
    Gnd

    R2
    3.6ohm

    Figure 1

    Figure 2 shows the same schematic with a diode bridge added. This allows operation with
    a 12V AC transformer.
    12V AC Buck One LED

    AC1

    D1 D2

    1N4001 1N4001 L1
    12V AC D3 D4
    220uH
    U1
    AC2 1N4001 1N4001
    8 1
    DC SC
    7 2
    IPK SE C4 Led1
    6 3 Lumiled1
    Vcc TCap 100uF
    5
    Gnd 4
    D5
    R1 Comp
    1N5817
    0.33ohm C2
    MC34063 470pF

    C3
    100uF

    R2
    3.6ohm

    Figure 2

    Figure 3 shows a further refinement with a PNP transistor (2N3906) used as a level
    shifter. This allows a smaller resistor (1.8 ohm) and reduces the power dissipated since
    the resistor voltage is now only about half (.65V) of what is was in the previous
    schematic.
    AC1

    D1 D2

    1N4001 1N4001 L1
    12V AC D3 D4
    220uH
    U1
    AC2 1N4001 1N4001
    8 1
    DC SC
    7 2
    IPK SE C4 Led1
    6 3 Lumiled1
    TCap 100uF
    Vcc R3
    5
    Gnd 4
    D5 10kohm
    R1 Comp
    1N5817
    0.33ohm C2
    MC34063 470pF

    C3
    100uF

    R2
    Q1 1.8ohm
    2N3906

    Figure 3

    Figure 4 shows the 12V AC_DC demo board with a ACE microcontroller used for
    dimming with a PWM signal feeding the current sense node. By using the jumpers this
    board can work with either an AC or a DC 12V source.
    MC34063 AC/DC Buck Demo Board

    2 1

    AC1
    J1
    D1 D2

    1N4001 1N4001 L1
    12V AC D3 D4
    150uH
    U1 U2
    AC2 1N4001 1N4001 Lumiled1
    8 1
    DC SC
    7 2
    IPK SE C1
    6 3
    Vcc T Cap 100uF U3
    2 1
    5
    Gnd 4
    D5 Lumiled1
    R1 Com p
    1N5817
    0.33ohm C2
    J2 MC34063 470pF
    U4
    Lumiled1

    C3
    100uF R2

    Vreg 10kohm
    R3 R4
    IN OUT 67kohm 3.6ohm
    U5 2 1 1 8
    C4 2
    J3 G3 Vcc
    1 2
    MC78L05CP 7
    2
    J4 G4 U6 Gnd R5
    1 3 6
    1uF J5 G5 G2
    4 5
    G0 G1
    10kohm
    C5
    0.1uF
    ACE1101

    Figure
    4
    Bill of Materials

    Ref. Qty. Description Value Package Vendor Vendor PN Digikey #


    IC, Current-Mode
    U1 1 Controller Dip 8 ON Semi MC34063AP1

    U2 1 White LumiLED Star Luxeon LXHL-MWIC

    U3 1 White LumiLED Star Luxeon LXHL-MWIC

    U4 1 White LumiLED Star Luxeon LXHL-MWIC

    D1 1 Diode 50V 1A DO-41 ON Semi 1N4001

    D2 1 Diode 50V 1A DO-41 ON Semi 1N4001

    D3 1 Diode 50V 1A DO-41 ON Semi 1N4001

    D4 1 Diode 50V 1A DO-41 ON Semi 1N4001

    D5 1 Diode 20V Schottky DO-41 ON Semi 1N5817

    C1 1 Capacitor 100uf Leaded Panasonic EEU-FC1H101


    C2 1 Capacitor 470 pf Leaded Kemet C315C471K1G5CA
    C3 1 Capacitor 100 uf Leaded Panasonic EEU-FC1H101
    BC1151CT-
    C4 1 Capacitor 1uF Leaded B.C. ND

    C5 1 Capacitor .1uF Leaded Kemet C320C104K5R5CA 399-2054-ND

    R1 1 Resistor 0.33 ohm Ohmite 41FR33-ND

    R2 1 Resistor .1 ohm Dale LV4-1-0.1-1%


    66.5KXBK-
    R3 1 Resistor 67 K ohm YAGEO ND
    P3.6W-1BK-
    R4 1 Resistor 3.6 ohm Panasonic ND
    10.0KXBK-
    R5 1 Resistor 10K ohm YAGEO ND

    L1 1 Inductor 100 uh Talema SWC-3.0-150 TE2024-ND

    PCB 1 MC34063 BUCK REV A

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