SDAA033 December   2025 LM65625-Q1

 

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  2.   Abstract
  3.   Trademarks
  4. 1Introduction
  5. 2PDLC Circuit Implementation
  6. 3Summary
  7. 4References

Introduction

Typical PDLC applications require an AC voltage in the range of 15-100V at 50-60Hz although the exact voltage and switching frequencies heavily depend on material thickness and desired switching speeds. There are many ways to power a PDLC application. The most common way adopts a discrete approach where a microcontroller, high voltage MOSFET drivers and external power stage realize the AC output voltage at the desired frequency. PDLC power stage circuits today are bulky and have high BOM costs. The PDLC dual-buck configuration presented here can replace the old application circuit using fewer, less expensive components. Additionally in the dual-buck configuration, the LM6565X5 is designed to minimize the number of external components by including output capacitors and integrating loop compensation into the power stage buck regulators.

 Typical PDLC Full Application Figure 1-1 Typical PDLC Full Application
 Existing PDLC Power Stage with MOSFET
          DRIVERS Figure 1-2 Existing PDLC Power Stage with MOSFET DRIVERS
 PDLC Dual-Buck Power Stage
          Circuit Figure 1-3 PDLC Dual-Buck Power Stage Circuit