Abstract
In this paper, a nonisolated two-channel light-emitting diode (LED) driver with automatic current balance and zero-voltage switching (ZVS) is presented. In this LED driver, a dc-blocking capacitor is connected with one side of the coupled inductor. Therefore, based on the ampere–second balance, a current source is generated with the average value of the positive current identical to the absolute average value of the negative current. Accordingly, the LED currents can be balanced naturally without extra active components or current sharing transformer. Consequently, the circuit components can keep at a low count. In addition, the proposed LED driver can achieve ZVS turn-on. Thus, the switching loss can be decreased. Above all, the proposed two-channel LED driver can be extended to a multichannel LED driver. In this paper, detailed theoretical analyses and experimental results are provided to verify the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed LED driver.
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