Infineon Technologies recently launched a controller that can drive full LED headlamps without a separate microcontroller, raising expectations that this will enable flexible styling and design trends in future LED lighting and automotive lighting.

Infineon Technologies AG (Korea CEO Seung-Soo Lee) announced on the 30th that it is expanding its LITIX™ power product family with the launch of the dual-channel, standalone DC-DC controller TLD6098-2ES.

This controller is the first product capable of efficiently driving full LED headlamps without a separate microcontroller.

It can also operate four standard LED front lamp functions: high beam (HB), low beam (LB), daytime running light (DRL), and turn signal (TURN).

Additionally, LITIX power products can be used as voltage sources for animation effects in automotive exterior LED lighting.

The TLD6098-2ES, a multi-topology controller, supports boost, buck, SEPIC, and flyback topologies.

The built-in PMOS gate drive dims the LED brightness and supports high-side load disconnection to ensure proper system reliability.

Also integrated extended spectrum The modulator improves EMC performance, facilitating system verification on the customer side.

Each channel of the TLD6098-2ES provides both analog and PWM dimming, enabling precise LED brightness control, and its wide input voltage range of 4.5 V to 60 V also supports 24 V battery system applications.

LITIX™ power products for LED Drivers are available for order now.