Diodes Incorporated AL5958QEV2-EMC LED Driver Evaluation Board
Diodes Inc. AL5958QEV2-EMC LED Driver Evaluation Board is designed for the AL5958Q RGB LED driver, a 48-channel, constant-current LED driver controlled via an SPI-compatible serial interface. The Diodes Inc. AL5958QEV2-EMC characterizes the electrical performance and functional behavior of the AL5958Q device. The evaluation enables verification of current regulation, grayscale dimming, scanning control, and diagnostic features. The board supports MCU-based communication for generating high-clarity, high-brightness LED matrix effects under controlled test conditions.
Features
- AEC-Q100 Grade 1 qualification
- 2x separated power supplies - VR and VGB
- 2.8V to 5V VR supply range
- 3V to 5V VGB supply range
- 48x output current sources
- 0.5mA to 20mA constant current output range
- Current setting by 3x external resisters
- 6-bit global current control for each color group
- ±1.5% typical LED current accuracy/matching between channels
- Output staggered delay
- 16x built-in NMOS scan switches
- For static and dynamic systems from 0 scan to 1/32 scan
- Flexible scan sequence
- Grayscale PWM dimming
- 16-bit PWM dimming resolution
- High refresh rate achieved by Multiplex Pulse Density Modulation (M-PDM) technology
- Selectable single or double-edge trigger grayscale clock for EMI reduction
- Diagnosis and protections
- LED open/short
- Grayscale clock watchdog
- Undervoltage Lockout (UVLO)
- Built-in intelligent matrix display functions
- Automatic black frame insertion
- Last scan and next scan line ghost image abatement
- Low brightness uniformity compensation
- Short LED caterpillar and open LED fail line abatement
- Daisy-chained capability
- Sleep mode to save power
- 4.34mA output current
- 100mm x 125mm x 20mm in size
- RoHS-compliant
Applications
- Central information displays
- Cluster displays
- Head-up displays
- Grill lights
- Body mini-LED panels
- Interior/rear lights
Resources
Interface Diagram
Hardware Connections
Publicado: 2026-05-19
| Actualizado: 2026-05-19
