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1w, 4w, 6w, 10w, 12w LED Driver Circuit SMPS

Last Updated on November 17, 2024 by Admin 48 Comments

Right here we research a very easy 120V/220V smps LED driver circuit that can be used for driving high watt LEDs rated any place between 1 watt to 12 watts instantly from any domestic AC mains outlet.

4 to 12 watt smps led driver circuit
The offered smps LED driver circuit is exceedingly adaptable and in particular fitted to driving high watt LEDs, in spite of this being a non-isolated topology does not give safety from electric shocks at the LED side of the circuit.

Aside from the above disadvantage, the circuit is perfect and is practically guarded from all feasible mains surge related hazards.

Even though a non-isolated configuration may appear a little unwanted, it reduces the constructor from winding complex primary/secondary sections on E-cores, since the transformer here is restored with a few easy ferrite drum type of chokes.

The main element here to blame for the performance of all the capabilities is the IC VIPer22A from ST microelectronics, which has already been specifically made for such small transformerless compact converter applications.

 

4 to 12 watt smps led driver circuit (1)

The circuit working of this 1 watt to 12watt LED driver may be known as presented under:

The input mains 220V or 120V AC is half wave repaired by D1 and C1.
C1 together with the inductor L0 and C2 make up a pie filter network for cacelling EMI disturbenaces.
D1 ought to be ideally changed to two diodes in series for preserving the 2kv spikes bursts genareated by C1 and C2.
R10 guarantees some level of surge security and works similar to a fuse throughout catatrophic circumstances.
As may be seen in the above circuit diagram, the voltage acroiss C2 is aplied to the interal mosfet drain of the IC at pin5 to pin8.
An inbuilt continuous current source of the VIPer IC provides a 1mA current to pin4 of the IC which is the Vdd pin of the IC.
At about 14.5V at Vdd, the curent sources gets turned OFF and causes the IC circuitry into an oscillatory mode or initiates pulsing of the IC.
The parts Dz, C4 and D8 turn out to be the circuit regulation network, where D8 charges C4 to the peak voltage in the freewheeling period and when D5 is forward one-sided.
Throughout the above measures, the source or the referance of the IC is set to about 1V below ground.

For an extensive info regarding the circuit information of the 1 watt to 12 watt LED driver, make sure you undergo the following pdf document offered by ST microelectronics.

WARNING: PLEASE ADD A SMALL PIECE OF HEATSINK WITH THE IC, OTHERWISE THE LEDS WILL START FLASHING ON/OFF RAPIDLY AS SOON AS THE IC BECOMES TOO HOT...THEREFORE MAKE SURE THE IC IS NOT ALLOWED TO BECOME HOT, BY ADDING A SUITABLE HEATSINK.

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Abdulrahman Ola
3 years ago

My bulbs driver born through high corrent, can I get replacement from market

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Admin
3 years ago
Reply to  Abdulrahman Ola

yes you can replace from market

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sneha rankhambe
3 years ago

dear sir,
can you please share the calculation part of this 9w led driver?
means how the rating of components you have decide?

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3 years ago
Reply to  sneha rankhambe

Sneha, for the calculations please search for the original datasheet of the project.

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Abhijit Nandy
4 years ago

Dear sir,
Where I can buy this IC VIPer22A? Is there any equivalent IC?

Thanks in advance.

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Abhijit Nandy

Abhijit, you can easily buy this from big electronic retail shops, or online also. There’s no equivalent for this….a different equivalent is there in the form of TNY267 IC, but the circuit is different

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Geoffrey Dias
4 years ago

Pl. any idea about the pcb design available.
Any answers pl post or email me.

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Admin
4 years ago
Reply to  Geoffrey Dias

sorry there’s no PCB for this project

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Sunil Andrandes
5 years ago

where is this IC available

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Admin
5 years ago
Reply to  Sunil Andrandes

Lamington Road Mumbai

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Stellan A
5 years ago

How did you calculated value of capacitor ?

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Admin
5 years ago
Reply to  Stellan A

it’s as per the datasheet

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Abhishek pansare
5 years ago

Hello sir , Please u can tell me what is exact unit of C7 ad Cx capacitor that mention in circuit diagram. Please reply as soon as possible. This circuit is work with the 230v 50hZ frequency

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Admin
5 years ago
Reply to  Abhishek pansare

The values are already given in the diagram. Yes it will work with 220V input

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Abhishek Pansare
6 years ago

Hello sir i want the detail pdf of this circuit plz u can provide me on my email id

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Admin
6 years ago
Reply to  Abhishek Pansare

Sorry Abhishek, I don’t have it!

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Satish Mehta
6 years ago

my specific requirement : 1) output for 1w,LED, 3.3 vdc ,330 MA ///// 2) I/P 100-280 V AC
+ 1W POWER LED MOUNTED ON SUITABLE HEATSINK
3) ISOLATED OUTPUT / AND SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTED
WHAT cost i can get the assembled pcb ? who can supply ? ( I AM FROM PUNE , IS IT POSSIBLE TO MEET – I HAVE SOME IDEA TO BE TRIED (which can be cost effective / remote control led/ intensity control and color / control //easy to repair or modular construction — in my opinion
CAN I GET FEW FOR TRIALS ?

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Admin
6 years ago
Reply to  Satish Mehta

contact homemade-circuits(dot)com those guys can perhaps help!

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Kiran Kumar
6 years ago

Hi,

i need this circuit.

Please let me know the cost of the product.

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