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1 Features

? High-precision, high-speed color light-to-digital

conversion over high-speed I2C interface

? Four channel sensing using precision optical

filters:

– Three channels with peak responses in red,

green and blue wavelengths and >99.99% NIR

rejection (850 nm)

– Clear wide bandwidth channel

? High resolution RGB color measurement

? Semi-logarithmic output with seven binary

logarithmic full-scale light range and highly linear

response within each range

? Built-in automatic full-scale light range selection

logic, which switches measurement range based

on input light condition with excellent gain

matching between ranges

? 26 bits of effective dynamic range from 2.15 mlux

to 144 klux

? 12 configurable conversion times from 600 μs to

800 ms per channel is an excellent choice for

a wide variety of high speed and high precision

applications

? External pin interrupt for hardware synchronized

trigger and interrupts

? Low operating current: 24 μA

? Ultra-low power standby: 2 μA

? Operating temperature range: –40°C to +85°C

? Wide power-supply range: 1.6 V to 3.6 V

? 5.5-V Tolerant I/Os

? Selectable I2C address

? Small-form factor:

– 2.1 mm × 1.9 mm × 0.6 mm SOT-5X3 package

2 Applications

? Display brightness and color adjustments

? Camera image correction

? Auto white balancing

? Building automation and control

? Lighting control systems

? Tablet and notebook computers

3 Description

The OPT4060 is a single-chip high resolution color

sensor, capable of measuring four channels each

with specific engineered spectral responses. Three

of the four channels have peak spectral responses

in the red, green and blue wavelengths with the

fourth channel having a wide band spectral response.

With measurements from these channels, important

characteristics of the lighting environment can be

extracted like (i) light intensity (lux) and (ii) color. The

OPT4060 is available in a small SOT-5X3 package.

The OPT4060 has a selectable addressing scheme

to enable up to four devices on a shared I2C

bus. The spectral response of the channels have

been specially tuned for color detection, with strong

rejection for wavelengths away from their respective

peaks, especially the NIR (850 nm and 940 nm)

region. The filters use an advanced filter technology

which provides excellent filter performance even at

higher angles of light incidence.