Backlight inverter driver ic id

Feb 14, 2009 10 Replies

I need help identifying an ic for the backlight inverters in the sharp LC-15SH7U. The ic is marked as follows



2215
6M1
60ST It is an 8 pin soic, no mfg label on it. It's marked on the board as a transistor (q designation). Any Ideas?

Thanks, Steve


Looks like the pinout is as follows, Pins 1 & 3 go to ground, Pins 2 &

4 are bases/gates, pins 5&6 go to one output with feedback going to pin 4, pins 7&8 go to the other with feedback going to pin 2. The supply rail is 22V. I can't find anything even close. This TV's going to be junked because I can't find part that probably costs 12 cents.

Thanks, Steve

Not sure about that part number, but the pinout you describe is pretty standard for a dual N-channel power MOSFET.

FET#1 - S:3 G:4 D:5&6 FET#2 - S:1 G:2 D:7&8

If it's a free-running resonant converter, there might not be any control IC.

s

I don't know why I couldn't find that, I guess I just didn't search for the right terms. Any idea on how much current these will be switching? It's a 15 inch LCD. Something like the FDS6912 may work, I'll just have to give it a shot. Thanks again, Steve

I think I may have found what you're looking for:

Renesas HAT2215R / HAT2215RJ

formatting link

Now just keep your fingers crossed that some other part of the inverter didn't die first...

- Alan

arp

d as

&
s
12

k,

I'll be darned. How the heck did you find that? It doesn't look like they'll do samples & only do large quantity sales. I guess at least I have the data so now I can find a close enough equivalent.

Any thoughts on that?

I'm sure other parts have died. It's hard finding these parts for this TV, I'm used to working on avionics, the parts can generally be purchased in small quantities from a number of sources, it seems like all these parts are made overseas & no one stocks them. Oh well, the price to pay for cheap electronics.

Thanks for your help, I'm amazed you found it.

Steve

sharp

ard as

2 &
o

he

V's

s 12

ty

ork,

e

I'm no component expert, which is why I'm asking for help. How about the FDS3812? Looks like a close match, I would think it'd be ok for a backlight inverter.

Datasheets:

formatting link
rrj.pdf (original)
formatting link
l (relacement)

Thanks

e sharp

board as

ns 2 &

to

=A0The

TV's

sts 12

etty

work,

er

ike

I

g0486_h...

/FDS38...

Looks like I spoke too soon, no one will sell less than a few thousand of these either.

Datasheets:

formatting link

(original)

formatting link

I'd say your component skills look just fine...

Have you tried Mouser?

formatting link
Between them and Digikey, I can usually find whatever I'm looking for.

- Alan

On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 18:15:44 -0800 (PST), snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com put finger to keyboard and composed:

formatting link

- Franc Zabkar

Please remove one \'i\' from my address when replying by email.

r

I must be blind. I could have sworn Mouser didn't stock it. That's great news, we order from them at least once a week. Sorry for the irresponsible posting.

Thanks for all your help everyone.

Steve

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required