This document provides specifications and design details for a 100W LED power supply using Fairchild semiconductor components. The power supply uses a BCM PFC controller and boost follower for wide input voltage range of 80-310VAC. A 2-switch flyback converter provides constant current or constant voltage output to 1 or 4 LED channels. Control and protection ICs are also detailed to balance current across multiple LED strings.
This document provides a user guide for the FEBFAN7688_I00250A evaluation board, which allows testing of the FAN7688 LLC resonant controller. The evaluation board operates from 300-450V input and regulates the output to 12.5V at up to 20A. The guide describes the board features, specifications, test procedures, schematic, and test data results for startup, efficiency, regulation, and protection functions.
This document provides instructions for demonstrating a FAN7688 demo configuration at APEC 2015. The demo uses a FAN7688 evaluation board (EVB) with secondary-side SR control operating at 12.5V output from 330-410V input and up to 20A output. Diagrams and instructions explain how to connect oscilloscopes, power supplies and loads to the EVB and how to safely power up and down the demo. Contact information is provided for technical support.
The document provides information on the FL7701 LED driver IC from Fairchild Semiconductor, including its features, typical applications, and demonstration of its use in a PAR20 LED bulb. Key points:
- The FL7701 is a smart LED driver IC with digital PFC, self biasing, overcurrent protection, and analog dimming capabilities.
- Typical applications include low-power LED lamps, luminaires, decorative lighting, and dimmable desk lamps.
- A demo board was modified to drive the LEDs in a Utilitech PAR20 bulb to demonstrate the FL7701's performance, achieving 72.6% efficiency with 0.82 power factor.
- Waveforms and
This document provides a user guide for the FEBFAN9611_S01U300A evaluation board featuring the FAN9611 300W interleaved dual-BCM low-profile PFC controller. The evaluation board is optimized for demonstrating the FAN9611's efficiency and protection features in a 300W design with less than 18mm profile. Safety precautions are provided for testing the board, which produces lethal voltages. Key features, specifications, test procedures, schematic, BOM and test results are documented.
This document provides an overview of driving high-brightness LEDs in high-power industrial lighting fixtures. It discusses high-brightness LED characteristics, system requirements, and LED driver topologies including single-stage versus two-stage designs and LED load control using parallel LED strings. It also presents a 100W industrial LED design example, including power stage calculations and test results. Key aspects covered include high-power industrial LED applications, HB-LED electrical characteristics, CC-CV driver operation, single and two-stage driver topologies, LED string control methods, and a detailed two-stage flyback LED driver design procedure and specifications.
Constant Current Switching Regulator for LEDs with ON/OFF Function: NCP3066Premier Farnell
This document provides information about the NCP3066 constant current switching regulator for LEDs with ON/OFF function from On Semiconductor. It includes details about the features and applications of the NCP3066, descriptions of its internal block diagram and operation, and test procedures for evaluation boards demonstrating buck, boost, and SEPIC configurations.
Constant current regulators (CCRs) are self-biased circuits that provide constant current to LEDs over a wide range of input voltages and temperatures to ensure consistent brightness. CCRs offer advantages over resistor-based and linear/switching regulator solutions by improving efficiency and simplifying design while providing protection for LEDs. The document discusses CCR product offerings and design examples for driving single or multiple LED strings from various power sources.
This document discusses power supply design challenges for driving high-brightness LEDs in high-power industrial lighting fixtures. It begins with an overview of LED advantages over traditional lighting sources. Key challenges include meeting industry requirements for power factor correction, wide input voltage range, efficiency, current accuracy, and dimming. The document then presents a 100W dual-stage quasi-resonant flyback converter design that addresses these challenges with 92% peak efficiency, power factor over 0.9, and current sharing accuracy better than ±2%. Finally, it covers characteristics of high-brightness LEDs and system requirements for industrial LED lighting, including constant-current driving and power factor correction over an extended input voltage range.
This document provides a user guide for the FEBFAN7688_I00250A evaluation board, which allows testing of the FAN7688 LLC resonant controller. The evaluation board operates from 300-450V input and regulates the output to 12.5V at up to 20A. The guide describes the board features, specifications, test procedures, schematic, and test data results for startup, efficiency, regulation, and protection functions.
This document provides instructions for demonstrating a FAN7688 demo configuration at APEC 2015. The demo uses a FAN7688 evaluation board (EVB) with secondary-side SR control operating at 12.5V output from 330-410V input and up to 20A output. Diagrams and instructions explain how to connect oscilloscopes, power supplies and loads to the EVB and how to safely power up and down the demo. Contact information is provided for technical support.
The document provides information on the FL7701 LED driver IC from Fairchild Semiconductor, including its features, typical applications, and demonstration of its use in a PAR20 LED bulb. Key points:
- The FL7701 is a smart LED driver IC with digital PFC, self biasing, overcurrent protection, and analog dimming capabilities.
- Typical applications include low-power LED lamps, luminaires, decorative lighting, and dimmable desk lamps.
- A demo board was modified to drive the LEDs in a Utilitech PAR20 bulb to demonstrate the FL7701's performance, achieving 72.6% efficiency with 0.82 power factor.
- Waveforms and
This document provides a user guide for the FEBFAN9611_S01U300A evaluation board featuring the FAN9611 300W interleaved dual-BCM low-profile PFC controller. The evaluation board is optimized for demonstrating the FAN9611's efficiency and protection features in a 300W design with less than 18mm profile. Safety precautions are provided for testing the board, which produces lethal voltages. Key features, specifications, test procedures, schematic, BOM and test results are documented.
This document provides an overview of driving high-brightness LEDs in high-power industrial lighting fixtures. It discusses high-brightness LED characteristics, system requirements, and LED driver topologies including single-stage versus two-stage designs and LED load control using parallel LED strings. It also presents a 100W industrial LED design example, including power stage calculations and test results. Key aspects covered include high-power industrial LED applications, HB-LED electrical characteristics, CC-CV driver operation, single and two-stage driver topologies, LED string control methods, and a detailed two-stage flyback LED driver design procedure and specifications.
Constant Current Switching Regulator for LEDs with ON/OFF Function: NCP3066Premier Farnell
This document provides information about the NCP3066 constant current switching regulator for LEDs with ON/OFF function from On Semiconductor. It includes details about the features and applications of the NCP3066, descriptions of its internal block diagram and operation, and test procedures for evaluation boards demonstrating buck, boost, and SEPIC configurations.
Constant current regulators (CCRs) are self-biased circuits that provide constant current to LEDs over a wide range of input voltages and temperatures to ensure consistent brightness. CCRs offer advantages over resistor-based and linear/switching regulator solutions by improving efficiency and simplifying design while providing protection for LEDs. The document discusses CCR product offerings and design examples for driving single or multiple LED strings from various power sources.
This document discusses power supply design challenges for driving high-brightness LEDs in high-power industrial lighting fixtures. It begins with an overview of LED advantages over traditional lighting sources. Key challenges include meeting industry requirements for power factor correction, wide input voltage range, efficiency, current accuracy, and dimming. The document then presents a 100W dual-stage quasi-resonant flyback converter design that addresses these challenges with 92% peak efficiency, power factor over 0.9, and current sharing accuracy better than ±2%. Finally, it covers characteristics of high-brightness LEDs and system requirements for industrial LED lighting, including constant-current driving and power factor correction over an extended input voltage range.
This servo drive is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high power levels. It can operate in various modes including current, velocity, and duty cycle modes. It has protections against overheating, overcurrent and other faults. It is compliant with various safety standards and has adjustable parameters, feedback options and I/O for control and monitoring.
This servo drive amplifier can provide up to 250A of peak current and 150A of continuous current. It is designed to drive brushless DC motors and interface with digital controllers. It has protection against overheating, overcurrent and other faults. Operating modes include current control, velocity control using encoders or Hall sensors, and it can drive brushed or brushless motors.
Summary
1. ON Semiconductor has solutions for all low power offline driver topologies: Flyback, Buck-Boost, Buck-Boost, Linear
2. Primary Side Control approach optimized for tight accuracy and wide Vf support for high production yield and reduced development time
3. General shift in market to address non-isolated topologies
The ZBE12A8 analog servo drive can provide up to 12A of continuous current to drive brushless DC motors. It has various protection features and operating modes that can be selected with switches and pots. It interfaces with external controllers through analog voltage commands and supports feedback from hall sensors or encoders.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive AZXBH6C20. It is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies and integrate directly into PCBs. It provides 6A of continuous current from 40-175VDC supply and is protected against over-voltage, over-current, and other faults. The drive supports Hall sensor or tachometer feedback and operates in various modes including current and velocity control. It has a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C.
The document provides specifications for the AZBH25A20 analog servo drive. The drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. It has a peak current of 25A, continuous current of 12.5A, and operates on a DC supply voltage of 40-175VDC. The drive provides various protection features and supports different feedback and operation modes.
This document provides information on the M/VTM Series Servo Drive AB100C200. It summarizes the drive's key specifications including its power range, features, modes of operation, command sources, feedback supported, and agency approvals. The document also includes block diagrams, pinout diagrams, switch settings, and other technical details.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive AZBH10A20, which is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors. It can provide up to 10A of peak current and 6A of continuous current, operating from 40-175VDC. The drive has features like four quadrant regenerative operation, direct PCB integration, fault monitoring, and supports Hall sensors or tachometers for feedback and various modes of operation.
The AZXBE6C20 analog servo drive is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies. It is fully protected against over-voltage, over-current and other faults. The drive can utilize encoder or tachometer feedback for velocity control and interfaces with digital controllers that have analog ±10V outputs. It is designed for wide temperature ranges and direct integration into PCBs.
The document provides specifications for the AZBE25A20 analog servo drive. The drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies up to 25A continuous current. It has features like four quadrant regenerative operation, direct board integration, encoder and tachometer feedback support, and hardware protections. The drive requires only a single DC power supply and complies with safety and emissions standards.
This document discusses medium and high power LED drivers. It provides information on:
1) Medium and high power LED drivers can power a broad range from 20W to 400W and replace HID or fluorescent fixtures. They often use multiple power conversion stages tailored to the application needs and LED configuration.
2) Intelligent lighting controls that allow dimming can reduce energy costs and improve the payback time for LED solutions compared to initial purchase price and maintenance costs. Sensors and communication enable autonomous or networked control.
3) Bilevel lighting is an example of an intelligent lighting application, where discrete dimming levels tied to motion or activity provide significant energy savings compared to full brightness.
Low no-load power
The AZBH20A8 analog servo drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. It can provide up to 20A of peak current and 12A of continuous current from a 10-80VDC power supply. The drive offers various protection features and operation modes, and integrates directly into PCBs for compact designs.
This document provides information on the M/VTM Series Servo Drive AB125A200. It is a brushless DC motor amplifier that can deliver up to 125A of peak current and 80A of continuous current. It has various operating modes including current, velocity, and duty cycle. It supports feedback from Hall sensors, encoders, and tachometers. Hardware settings like switches and potentiometers allow adjusting parameters like current limits and loop gains.
The document describes the SE30A series of brushless servo amplifiers. It includes models SE10A8, SE10A20, SE10A40, SE30A8, SE30A20, and SE30A40. The amplifiers are designed to drive brushless motors with 3 phase sine wave current using encoder feedback for sinusoidal commutation. They have features like surface mount technology, small size, low cost, optical isolation, and DIP switch selectable operating modes. The document provides detailed specifications, pinout diagrams, switch and potentiometer functions, and application notes for setup and use.
The document describes the SE30A series of brushless servo amplifiers. Key points:
- The SE30A series includes several models that can drive brushless motors with 3 phase sine wave current from an encoder.
- Features include surface mount technology, small size, optical isolation, DIP switch selectable operating modes, regenerative braking, and protection from overloads.
- Operating modes can be current mode, encoder velocity mode, external velocity mode, or tachometer mode using the DIP switches.
- Specifications include voltage and current ratings, switching frequency, connectors, and temperature range for the power stage.
This document provides information on the SE30A series brushless servo amplifiers manufactured by Electromate. The key points are:
1) The SE30A series amplifiers are small, surface-mount brushless servo amplifiers for driving 3-phase sine wave motors.
2) They have various operating modes that can be selected with DIP switches including current mode, encoder velocity mode, external velocity mode, and tachometer mode.
3) The amplifiers provide features like optical isolation, overvoltage and overcurrent protection, and adjustable current limits and loop gains.
This document provides information on the SE30A series brushless servo amplifiers manufactured by Electromate. The key points are:
1) The SE30A series amplifiers are small, surface-mount brushless servo amplifiers available in various current ratings for driving 3-phase sine wave motors.
2) They have features like optical isolation, DIP switch selectable modes, regenerative braking, and encoder feedback for sinusoidal commutation.
3) The amplifiers require a single DC power supply and have protection against overloads and faults. They can be used with digital controllers or standalone.
The document discusses LED driver ICs for MR16 lamps, including the NCL30160 and NCL30161. It provides a decision tree to select the appropriate LED driver based on input voltage, output current and other factors. The NCL30160 and NCL30161 are then described in more detail, highlighting their constant current driving ability, integrated MOSFET, dimming functionality and other features. Application examples and performance data are also provided.
The Analog Servo Drive 10A8 is a PWM servo amplifier designed to drive brush DC motors with a peak current of 10A and continuous current of 6A. It operates from 20-80VDC and has full protection against overcurrent, overheating and short circuits. It can be used with digital controllers or standalone and interfaces with ±10V analog command signals.
The document describes an analog servo drive called the AZBE60A8. It is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. Key specifications include a peak current of 60A, continuous current of 30A, and operating voltage range of 10-80VDC. It has protection against overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent and more. It can utilize encoder, hall sensor, or tachometer feedback and supports various motor and operation modes.
This document provides information on an optocoupler product from Vishay Semiconductors. It consists of a phototransistor optically coupled to a gallium arsenide infrared-emitting diode. Key specifications include an operating temperature range of -55°C to 110°C and isolation test voltage of 5000V RMS. It is intended for use in applications requiring safe electrical isolation such as power supplies, computer interfaces, and microprocessor systems.
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The document describes a 300W AC-DC power supply design using Fairchild semiconductor components. It uses an interleaved boost PFC converter with the FAN9612 controller to regulate the output to 390VDC with over 90% efficiency. A 300W asymmetrical half-bridge DC-DC converter with the FSFA2100 controller then converts the 390VDC to a 12VDC output with over 92% total efficiency. Design waveforms and performance data are provided to show the operation and benefits of the interleaved PFC and DC-DC converter topology.
This servo drive is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high power levels. It can operate in various modes including current, velocity, and duty cycle modes. It has protections against overheating, overcurrent and other faults. It is compliant with various safety standards and has adjustable parameters, feedback options and I/O for control and monitoring.
This servo drive amplifier can provide up to 250A of peak current and 150A of continuous current. It is designed to drive brushless DC motors and interface with digital controllers. It has protection against overheating, overcurrent and other faults. Operating modes include current control, velocity control using encoders or Hall sensors, and it can drive brushed or brushless motors.
Summary
1. ON Semiconductor has solutions for all low power offline driver topologies: Flyback, Buck-Boost, Buck-Boost, Linear
2. Primary Side Control approach optimized for tight accuracy and wide Vf support for high production yield and reduced development time
3. General shift in market to address non-isolated topologies
The ZBE12A8 analog servo drive can provide up to 12A of continuous current to drive brushless DC motors. It has various protection features and operating modes that can be selected with switches and pots. It interfaces with external controllers through analog voltage commands and supports feedback from hall sensors or encoders.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive AZXBH6C20. It is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies and integrate directly into PCBs. It provides 6A of continuous current from 40-175VDC supply and is protected against over-voltage, over-current, and other faults. The drive supports Hall sensor or tachometer feedback and operates in various modes including current and velocity control. It has a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C.
The document provides specifications for the AZBH25A20 analog servo drive. The drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. It has a peak current of 25A, continuous current of 12.5A, and operates on a DC supply voltage of 40-175VDC. The drive provides various protection features and supports different feedback and operation modes.
This document provides information on the M/VTM Series Servo Drive AB100C200. It summarizes the drive's key specifications including its power range, features, modes of operation, command sources, feedback supported, and agency approvals. The document also includes block diagrams, pinout diagrams, switch settings, and other technical details.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive AZBH10A20, which is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors. It can provide up to 10A of peak current and 6A of continuous current, operating from 40-175VDC. The drive has features like four quadrant regenerative operation, direct PCB integration, fault monitoring, and supports Hall sensors or tachometers for feedback and various modes of operation.
The AZXBE6C20 analog servo drive is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies. It is fully protected against over-voltage, over-current and other faults. The drive can utilize encoder or tachometer feedback for velocity control and interfaces with digital controllers that have analog ±10V outputs. It is designed for wide temperature ranges and direct integration into PCBs.
The document provides specifications for the AZBE25A20 analog servo drive. The drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies up to 25A continuous current. It has features like four quadrant regenerative operation, direct board integration, encoder and tachometer feedback support, and hardware protections. The drive requires only a single DC power supply and complies with safety and emissions standards.
This document discusses medium and high power LED drivers. It provides information on:
1) Medium and high power LED drivers can power a broad range from 20W to 400W and replace HID or fluorescent fixtures. They often use multiple power conversion stages tailored to the application needs and LED configuration.
2) Intelligent lighting controls that allow dimming can reduce energy costs and improve the payback time for LED solutions compared to initial purchase price and maintenance costs. Sensors and communication enable autonomous or networked control.
3) Bilevel lighting is an example of an intelligent lighting application, where discrete dimming levels tied to motion or activity provide significant energy savings compared to full brightness.
Low no-load power
The AZBH20A8 analog servo drive is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. It can provide up to 20A of peak current and 12A of continuous current from a 10-80VDC power supply. The drive offers various protection features and operation modes, and integrates directly into PCBs for compact designs.
This document provides information on the M/VTM Series Servo Drive AB125A200. It is a brushless DC motor amplifier that can deliver up to 125A of peak current and 80A of continuous current. It has various operating modes including current, velocity, and duty cycle. It supports feedback from Hall sensors, encoders, and tachometers. Hardware settings like switches and potentiometers allow adjusting parameters like current limits and loop gains.
The document describes the SE30A series of brushless servo amplifiers. It includes models SE10A8, SE10A20, SE10A40, SE30A8, SE30A20, and SE30A40. The amplifiers are designed to drive brushless motors with 3 phase sine wave current using encoder feedback for sinusoidal commutation. They have features like surface mount technology, small size, low cost, optical isolation, and DIP switch selectable operating modes. The document provides detailed specifications, pinout diagrams, switch and potentiometer functions, and application notes for setup and use.
The document describes the SE30A series of brushless servo amplifiers. Key points:
- The SE30A series includes several models that can drive brushless motors with 3 phase sine wave current from an encoder.
- Features include surface mount technology, small size, optical isolation, DIP switch selectable operating modes, regenerative braking, and protection from overloads.
- Operating modes can be current mode, encoder velocity mode, external velocity mode, or tachometer mode using the DIP switches.
- Specifications include voltage and current ratings, switching frequency, connectors, and temperature range for the power stage.
This document provides information on the SE30A series brushless servo amplifiers manufactured by Electromate. The key points are:
1) The SE30A series amplifiers are small, surface-mount brushless servo amplifiers for driving 3-phase sine wave motors.
2) They have various operating modes that can be selected with DIP switches including current mode, encoder velocity mode, external velocity mode, and tachometer mode.
3) The amplifiers provide features like optical isolation, overvoltage and overcurrent protection, and adjustable current limits and loop gains.
This document provides information on the SE30A series brushless servo amplifiers manufactured by Electromate. The key points are:
1) The SE30A series amplifiers are small, surface-mount brushless servo amplifiers available in various current ratings for driving 3-phase sine wave motors.
2) They have features like optical isolation, DIP switch selectable modes, regenerative braking, and encoder feedback for sinusoidal commutation.
3) The amplifiers require a single DC power supply and have protection against overloads and faults. They can be used with digital controllers or standalone.
The document discusses LED driver ICs for MR16 lamps, including the NCL30160 and NCL30161. It provides a decision tree to select the appropriate LED driver based on input voltage, output current and other factors. The NCL30160 and NCL30161 are then described in more detail, highlighting their constant current driving ability, integrated MOSFET, dimming functionality and other features. Application examples and performance data are also provided.
The Analog Servo Drive 10A8 is a PWM servo amplifier designed to drive brush DC motors with a peak current of 10A and continuous current of 6A. It operates from 20-80VDC and has full protection against overcurrent, overheating and short circuits. It can be used with digital controllers or standalone and interfaces with ±10V analog command signals.
The document describes an analog servo drive called the AZBE60A8. It is designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors at high switching frequencies. Key specifications include a peak current of 60A, continuous current of 30A, and operating voltage range of 10-80VDC. It has protection against overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent and more. It can utilize encoder, hall sensor, or tachometer feedback and supports various motor and operation modes.
This document provides information on an optocoupler product from Vishay Semiconductors. It consists of a phototransistor optically coupled to a gallium arsenide infrared-emitting diode. Key specifications include an operating temperature range of -55°C to 110°C and isolation test voltage of 5000V RMS. It is intended for use in applications requiring safe electrical isolation such as power supplies, computer interfaces, and microprocessor systems.
APEC 2010 ACDC Live Demo Tech SessionPresentation_Feb 19 2010Steve Mappus
The document describes a 300W AC-DC power supply design using Fairchild semiconductor components. It uses an interleaved boost PFC converter with the FAN9612 controller to regulate the output to 390VDC with over 90% efficiency. A 300W asymmetrical half-bridge DC-DC converter with the FSFA2100 controller then converts the 390VDC to a 12VDC output with over 92% total efficiency. Design waveforms and performance data are provided to show the operation and benefits of the interleaved PFC and DC-DC converter topology.
This data sheet provides specifications for the Broadcom ACPL-K49T 20-kBd digital optocoupler. It is designed for automotive applications with a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C. The optocoupler provides electrical insulation between input and output connections using an LED and integrated photodetector. It has high common-mode rejection up to 30 kV/μs and low propagation delays under 20 μs. The device is available in either a 4-pin or 5-pin configuration and packaged in a compact SO8 package.
This document describes the design of power management circuits for wearable devices. It includes high-level block diagrams and specifications for a boost converter, buck converter, and multi-stage low-dropout voltage regulator. Detailed schematics and simulation results are provided for the converters and various blocks including the error amplifier, ramp generator, comparator, and clock generator. PVT analysis is also presented to demonstrate the robustness of the designs across process, voltage, and temperature variations.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive B100A400AC, which is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies. It can interface with digital controllers or operate standalone, and accepts various feedback types including encoders and Hall sensors. The drive has overcurrent, overvoltage, and other protections, and can operate in different modes such as current, voltage, and encoder velocity modes using analog command inputs.
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This document provides information about the LD7591 transition-mode PFC controller, including:
- It is a voltage mode PFC controller that operates in transition mode with protections like OVP, OCP, and brown-in protection.
- It has features like low startup current, over voltage protection, open feedback protection, disable function, and integrated current sensing.
- Typical applications include adapters over 65W, open frame switching power supplies, LCD TV power supplies, and LED power supplies.
The document describes the Analog Servo Drive B060A400AC, which is designed to drive brushless DC motors at high switching frequencies. It can interface with digital controllers or operate standalone, accepting various feedback types. It has multiple operating modes and protections, and can be configured using DIP switches and potentiometers for parameters like current limit and loop gain.
This document provides information on an optocoupler product called the SFH6916. It includes:
- A description of the product as having a GaAs infrared emitter optically coupled to a silicon phototransistor detector in a 16 pin package.
- Features such as high current transfer ratio, isolation voltage, and packaging.
- Electrical characteristics including current ratings, switching times, and current transfer ratio.
- Packaging dimensions and testing requirements.
1. The document provides an overview of FUJI Power Semiconductors' power supply control ICs, including AC/DC PWM control ICs, Green Mode PWM-ICs, quasi-resonant ICs, power factor correction ICs, current resonant ICs, and driver ICs.
2. The FA8A80/90 Series AC/DC PWM Control ICs offer functions integrated in an SOP8 package for flyback circuits, providing excellent cost performance and energy savings.
3. The FA1A60N and FA6B20N critical mode PFC control IC and LLC current resonance control IC provide an optimal system for LLC converters over 75W, with low stand
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The U2510B is an integrated circuit that contains an AM/FM radio receiver and audio amplifier. It has features like AGC, soft mute, and level indicators. It can operate in AM, FM, and tape modes with a wide supply voltage range and low power consumption. The circuit is designed for use in clock radios and portable cassette players.
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The document describes an analog servo drive that:
- Can provide up to 60A of peak current and 30A of continuous current from a 60-400VDC power supply.
- Includes protection against overvoltage, overcurrent, overheating and other faults.
- Can be controlled via a ±10V analog command and supports Hall, encoder and tachometer feedback.
- Has adjustable current limits, acceleration/deceleration rates, and other parameters via onboard potentiometers.
The STR-X6737 IC is a quasi-resonant switching regulator designed for power supply applications up to 280W. It features a soft switching mode to reduce switching losses and noise, bottom-skip mode to improve efficiency over the load range, and various protection modes. The IC integrates a MOSFET and controller on a TO-3P package for simplified design. It provides lower EMI noise than conventional PWM solutions above 2MHz switching frequency.
The STR-X6759N is a quasi-resonant topology integrated circuit designed for SMPS applications. It provides low EMI noise characteristics through its quasi-resonant topology and soft switching of the internal MOSFET. It also features a bottom-skip mode to improve efficiency over the load range and a standby mode to reduce input power at light loads. Protections such as overvoltage, overload, and overcurrent protections improve reliability.
This document provides specifications for the HCPL-817 optocoupler, which contains a light emitting diode optically coupled to a phototransistor in a 4-pin DIP package. Key specifications include an input-output isolation voltage of 5000 Vrms, a typical response time of 4 microseconds, and a minimum current transfer ratio of 50% at 5mA of input current. The document provides detailed electrical and timing specifications, application information, and ordering instructions for various package and certification options.
The document describes Power-One's linear power supplies, which provide output voltages from 5 to 250 volts and feature tight regulation, low ripple, long lifetime, and international safety approvals. It includes specifications for the power supplies such as input/output voltage ranges, efficiency ratings, regulation performance, EMI standards compliance, and environmental specifications. The document also provides an overview of optional overvoltage protection modules that can be used with the linear power supplies.
The document summarizes the specifications and features of the ATX-2005 integrated circuit, a pulse width modulation (PWM) controller that can be used in power supply secondary sides to control output voltage and load switching. The ATX-2005 has protections like overvoltage/undervoltage detection, power good monitoring, and remote control. It regulates the 3.3V, 5V, and 12V voltage levels and has features such as soft start, noise reduction, and a built-in shunt regulator to provide stable output voltage. The document outlines the chip's pin assignments, limiting values, electrical characteristics, and internal control circuit diagram.
This document summarizes solar inverters from ABB, specifically models PVI-10.0/12.0-I-OUTD. These are three-phase inverters for commercial PV installations rated at 10-12 kW with efficiencies up to 97.3%. Key features include independent MPPT for each input, outdoor enclosures, monitoring capabilities, and compliance with various international grid standards. Technical specifications include input/output voltage and current ratings, dimensions, weight, and certifications.
The AZBE10A20 is an analog servo drive designed to drive brushless and brushed DC motors. It can provide up to 10A of continuous current and operates on an input voltage range of 40-175VDC. The drive has features such as four quadrant regenerative operation, direct board integration, encoder and tachometer feedback support, and hardware protections against overvoltage, overcurrent, and more.
The document provides specifications for the S60A40AC analog servo drive. It is designed to drive 3-phase brushless motors with sinusoidal current at high switching frequencies. The drive requires two 120-degree phase shifted sine wave command signals for motor control. It has over-current, over-voltage and short circuit protections. Key features include 4-quadrant regenerative operation, adjustable current limits and a built-in brake/shunt regulator.
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The document provides an overview of various power converter topologies, including:
- Non-isolated converter topologies like boost, buck, and buck-boost converters and their isolated derivatives.
- Single-ended converter topologies like forward and flyback converters that use transformer reset techniques like reset winding and resonant reset.
- Double-ended topologies like push-pull, half-bridge, and full-bridge converters.
- It discusses the advantages of different topologies for applications like low, mid, and high power as well as operating modes like continuous and discontinuous conduction.
BP_2010_05_High Eff Low Profile ACDC Power_SMappus May 2010_Edit SMSteve Mappus
Maximizing efficiency in low-profile power supply designs is challenging. A 300W, 1.75" high power supply design uses an interleaved dual boundary conduction mode power factor correction stage followed by an asymmetrical half-bridge DC-DC converter to achieve over 90% efficiency. Careful component selection, topology choice, and control scheme optimization are required to meet the goals of high efficiency over a wide load range while minimizing size and heat sinks in the power supply's restricted form factor.
BP_07-08_Fairchild_Digital Power On The MoveSteve Mappus
Digital power refers to using digital control techniques like microcontrollers and DSPs to control power supplies rather than analog controllers. The digital power market is growing rapidly and expected to reach $900 million by 2011, driven by growth in applications like servers, telecom equipment, and datacom hardware. While digital power is gaining acceptance in applications like DC-DC voltage regulators and point-of-load converters, wider adoption faces challenges from increased design complexity and the need for easy-to-use software interfaces.
(1) Current shaping strategies for buck power factor correction converters are discussed. (2) Sine-squared modulation is analyzed where the average inductor current is shaped to follow a sine-squared waveform to improve the power factor. (3) The K-value, which determines the conduction angle and power factor, is analyzed and its impact on the harmonic content of the input current is shown, with various harmonics either meeting or violating Class C and Class D emission standards based on the K-value.
This document summarizes two possible control techniques for indirectly shaping the input current of a buck power factor correction (PFC) converter by shaping the inductor current. It analyzes the harmonic content of the line current for each control technique to determine the allowable voltage gain (K value) for meeting various harmonic regulations. It then presents a sine-squared modulation control technique that shapes the average inductor current as a sine-squared waveform to indirectly shape the input current in a simplified manner without an averaging circuit. Simulation waveforms and equations are provided to analyze the line current harmonic distortion for different K values using this control technique. Experimental results from a 300W dual interleaved buck PFC converter are also mentioned.
Synchronous Rectification for Forward Converters_SMappus_June 4 2010Steve Mappus
This document summarizes techniques for improving the efficiency of power converters by replacing diode rectifiers with synchronous rectifiers (SRs) using MOSFETs. SRs can reduce conduction losses by lowering the equivalent forward voltage drop compared to diodes. However, SRs introduce additional losses related to their body diode and switching operation that must be minimized through proper gate driving and timing. Integrating a Schottky diode with the SR MOSFET in a single package helps reduce body diode losses and reverse recovery effects. Optimizing the gate driving method and timing is critical for SR performance in forward converters.
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FL7930C Features
• VMC with ZCD
• ZVS when VIN<VOUT/2
• 150µs Restart Timer
• 300kHz Frequency Clamp
• 5ms Internal Soft Start
• Cycle-by-Cycle Current Limit
• Open Feedback Protection
• PFC RDY Function
• 8-Pin Small Outline Package
(SOP)
FL7930C
Single Stage Boundary-Mode PFC Controller
VCC
ZCD
VTH(ZCD)
VCC
OUT
+
-
S
QR
Q
+
-INV 1
5
COMP 3
Clamp
Circuit
+
-
VCS_LIM
40kW
8pF
4 CS
0.450.35
disable
2.6752.5
disabl
e
+
-
VZ
+
-
VTH(S/S)
128.5
VO(MAX)
VCC
2.5VREF
Internal
BiasVBIAS
VREF
Gate
Driver
Restart
Tmer
7
8
6 GND
+
-
INV_open
OVP
RDY 2
reset
reset
H:open
Thermal
Shutdown
fMAX
Limit
VREF
Overshoot
Prevention
VREF
Stair
Step
Clamp
Circuit
THD
Optimized
Sawtooth
Generator
VIN Absent
VCC
2.882.5
disable
VREF
Control Range
Compensation
UVLO FL7930C
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FAN6300H Features
• High Voltage Start-Up
• Quasi-Resonant Extended
Valley Detection
• Peak Current Mode Control
• Leading Edge Blanking
• 5ms Internal Soft Start
• Latching OVP (DET)
• Open Feedback Loop
Protection
• Programmable Over Current
Protection
• 8-Pin Small Outline Package
(SOP)
FAN6300H
Quasi-Resonant Current Mode PWM Controller
CS
8 6
2
3
1
4 7
5
0 .3 V
D RV
GND
VDD
Two Steps
UVLO
16 V/10 V/8V
Internal
Bias
Latched
18 V
GATE
DET
FB
NC
HV
Latched
4 .2V
2 R
R
Soft-Start
5 m s
PW M
Current Lim it
ID ET
Internal
OTP
Latched
S/H
Blanking
Circuit
tO FF -MIN
ID ET
5V
DET OVP
2.5V
tO FF
Blanking
Q
Q
S E T
C L R
S
R
FB OLPTim er
52 m s
Over-Power
Com pensation
VD ET
Starter
30 µs
Latched
Valley
Detector
0.3 V
27 V
OVP
V D ET
IH V
tTIME -O U T
2 .1m s
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FAN7346 Features
• Current Sharing Accuracy
Trimmed to 1.5%
• Individual Channel 0% to
100% PWM Dimming
• 0V to 10V Analog
Dimming
• Error Flag Output
• Programmable LED OVP
• Individual Channel Open
LED Protection
• Individual Channel Short
LED Protection
• Individual Channel OCP
• Master Slave Configurable
• 28-Pin SOIC
FAN7346
4-Channel LED Current Balance Controller
OUT1
FB1
FB2
OUT3
OUT2
FB3
OUT4
FB4
CH4
CH3
CH2
CH1
GND
PWM1
FB
VDD
OVR
VREF
+
-
ch1 ch2 ch3 ch4
5V, max. 3mA
UVLO 9.5V
Voltage Reference
& Internal Bias
-
+
Hysteresis 1.0V
1.2V-
+
200k
VCC
ENA
REF
On/Off
ADIM
VLREF=VADIM/10
PWM2
PWM3
PWM4
CMP
-
+
1.42V
OVR
+
-
1V
OCP (latched)
Sampling & Hold
Channel Voltage
at PWM_off
Internal Soft Start: 10ms
Current increases gradually
All Protection disable
(except OCP)
PWM is full duty
8.5V
Feedback Circuit
(Ref = 1V)
Clamped 0.5~4V
PWM On/Off
Rising/Falling Time =
400ns/150ns
400ns 150ns
FO
PWM1
PWM2
PWM3
PWM4
VREF
+
-
+
-
1V
OCP (latched)
VREF
+
-
+
-
1V
OCP (latched)
VREF
+
-
+
-
1V
OCP (latched)
ch# Minimum
Detector
Min.
ch.V/10
SLPR
SLP(20µs count)
+
-
Individual by
each channel
Protection
Control
Block
ch.V
+
-
0.3V
OLP(20µs count)
CH# = 5V
(remove from feedback)
PWM# = off
(reset in PWM# rising edge)
OLP/OCP
SLP/OCP
VMIN
ch1 / ch2 / ch3 / ch4
Enable ON
Enable OFF
0.5V 4.0V
OLP, SLP, OCP Protection
Error Flag
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FSL138MRT Features
• Internal 800V SenseFET
• High Voltage Start-Up
• Internal 15ms Soft Start
• 70kHz Fixed Frequency
• Pulse by Pulse Current
Limit
• 350ns LEB
• Overload Protection
• Overvoltage Protection
• 6-Lead Formed TO-220F
FSL138MRT
Green-Mode, High Input Voltage FPS
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Controller Daughter Card Schematic
Single String CCCV LED Controller
• Sources Current into Optocoupler Anode (OPTO_A)
• Constant LED Current set to 2A
• Constant LED Voltage set to 50V
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Controller Daughter Card Schematic
4-Channel LED Controller
• Sinks Current Through Optocoupler Cathode
(OPTO_C)
• Constant LED Current set to 350mA
• Over-Voltage Regulation (OVR) set to 62V
PDIM
1. OFF=5V
2. ON=PWM DIM
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• VOUT=450V (constant) to cover 80VAC<VLINE<310VAC when the
Boost Follower is not used
• VOUT(BF) tracks VIN for VIN >140VAC when Boost Follower is used
• Boost Follower VOUT=250V to 460V
• Downstream DC/DC Converter Designed for 250V<VIN<460V
BCM PFC Boost Follower
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
500
80 130 180 230 280
Voltage(VDC)
AC Line Voltage (VRMS)
VOUT(PFC)
Vin(pk)
Non BF
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• VIN=Step 115VAC to 300VAC
• VOUT(BF)=250V to 450V
• POUT=60W
BCM PFC Boost Follower Voltage Tracking
CH1=VIN(AC), CH2=VOUT(BF)
• VIN=Step 300VAC to 115VAC
• VOUT(BF)=450V to 250V
• POUT=60W
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• Electronic Load used for POUT of PFC stage only.
• LED Power is constant and should operate within 50%<PPFC<90%
of this PFC stage
BCM PFC Boost Follower PFC stage only
0.80
0.85
0.90
0.95
1.00
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
PowerFactor
Output Power (%)
FL7930C Power Factor
(120W, PFC Section Only)
120VAC
230VAC LED Power Range
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2-Switch Flyback
FAN6300H, FAN7382, FDP22N50N, FOD817A
• FAN6300H Bias comes from FL7930C, RDY Signal
• FAN7382 Bias comes from FSL138MRT, PBIAS Output
• Feedback Control (OPTP_A, OPTO_C) comes from either:
Single String CCCV LED Controller Card
FAN7346 4-Channel LED Controller Card
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• VDD Reaches 16V (VDD(ON)) and HV>50V,
Switching Starts and VDD Begins to Fall to
RDY level Bias (12V)
• FB is HIGH (5V) when Switching Begins
• If FB>4.2V for >55ms, Open Feedback
Protection is Enabled and Switching Stops
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VIN=VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (50V, 4x350mA)
2-Switch Flyback Start-Up Waveforms
CH1=HV, CH2=VDD, CH3=GATE, CH4=FB or VLED
• LED Output Voltage rises smoothly
with no overshoot
• FS=68kHz
• POUT=70W (50V, 4x350mA)
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High Voltage, Flyback Bias Regulator
FSL138MRT, FOD817A
• 67kHz Fixed Frequency Operation
• Internal 800V SenseFET
• Supplies Primary Bias (PBIAS) and Secondary Bias (SBIAS) to System
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• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• When VSTR reaches 12V,
Switching Begins
• VSTR must be 26V During
Steady State Switching
High Voltage, Flyback Bias Regulator, Start-Up
CH1=VDS, CH2=VCC or VSTR, CH3=SBIAS, CH4=PBIAS
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VCC Supplied from Flyback
Transformer Bootstrap
Winding (PBIAS)
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• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• SBIAS=12V, <100mA
• PBIAS=15V, <100mA
• RDY is generated from PBIAS
and must be > 11V at
FAN6300H VDD
High Voltage, Flyback Bias Regulator, Burst Mode
CH1=VDS, CH2=VCC, CH3=SBIAS, CH4=PBIAS
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• Always Operates in Burst Mode
(VFB<0.5V) due to Constant
Light Load (POUT<2W)
• Fixed Frequency Operation
Means no VDS Valley Switching
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4-Channel LED Controller
FAN7346, FDT86256
• Sinks Current Through Optocoupler Cathode
(OPTO_C)
• Constant LED Current set to 350mA
• Over-Voltage (OVR) set to 62V
PDIM
1. OFF=5V, (No
PWM Dim)
2. ON=PWM DIM
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• 2V<VDIM(PWM)<5V
• VDIM(OFF)=0.8V
• 100Hz<FPWM<500Hz
• FAN7346 can PWM Dim Each LED Channel Independently
• Demo Includes 2, On-Board PWM Dimmers Operating from 1% to 100% Duty Cycle
• PWM Dimming is linear from 0% (barely on) to 100% (full brightness)
• Full LED-Off at <1% Duty Cycle Requires <0.8V (no pulse), Achievable by µC or Analog Comparator
• FAN7346 Automatically Disables Open LED Protection (OLP) and Short LED Protection (SLP) for any given Channel
during PWM Dimming
FAN7346 PWM Dimming
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
PercentMaxLEDCurrent(%)
PWM Dimming Duty Cycle (%)
PWM Dimming
(120VAC, 250Hz, 3.3VDIM, 50V, 4x350mA, 70W)
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• PWM Dimming “Chops” LED DC Current
• FPWM=250Hz
• DCH1=DCH2=50%, DCH3=10%, DCH4=100%
• ILEDCH1=ILEDCH2=35mA
• ILEDCH3=176mA
• ILEDCH4=350mA
• PIN=35.1W
• POUT=30.5W
• η=87.02%
• PF=.971 during Dimming
FAN7346 PWM Dimming
CH1=PWMCH3, CH2=PWMCH1_CH2, CH3=ILEDCH3, CH4=ILEDCH1_CH2
• 2,On-Board PWM Dimmers, set Power Board
Jumpers J17, J21 to “ON” and set J101, J103,
J104 J105 to “ON”
• PDIM1 Controls Channels 1, 2
• PDIM2 Control Channels 3, 4
• FPWM=250Hz, 1%<D<100%
• VPWM=5V
• Set J17, J21 to “OFF” to disable PWM Dimming
or Apply External PWM Dimming Signal
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FAN7346 Analog Dimming
+
-
VADIM/10
VOUT
Vds
Vf
Vsense
Vg
1V
Cc
Rc
Gm
OVR
FB
VD1
VD2
VD_MIN
COMI
Force power PWM off
Headroom Control Feedback Block
(Min VDx = 1V)
Current Balance Block
LEDx Current = VADIM/(10*Rs)
• Each LED String is Terminated with an External MOSFET and CS (Current Sensing) Resistor
• The Voltage across the CS Resistor is the Inverting Input of an Internal LED Comparator
• The Comparator Reference Voltage is Set by a Scaled (VADIM/10) DC Voltage
• ADIM Voltage is Clamped to 0.5V<VADIM<4V
• When Analog Dimming is not Desired, the Applied ADIM Voltage should be at least 5V (Internally Clamped
to 4V) for Full LED Brightness
• Design Feedback to Control Minimum Drain Voltage to 1V
• Control LED Current of each String by Varying VGS and VDS
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• 0.5V<VADIM<5V
• Analog Dimming Range is 8:1 (4V/0.5V)
• Analog Dimming Function Dims all LED Channels Simultaneously while
Maintaining Equal LED Current Balance
• Can Not Dim to 0% (Full-Off) due to Minimum Internal Analog Dimming
Voltage (VREF) Clamped at 0.5V
FAN7346 Analog Dimming
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0
PercentMaxLEDCurrent(%)
Dimming Voltage (VDC)
Analog Dimming
(120VAC, 50V, 4x350mA, 70W)
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• OVR (Over-Voltage Regulation) set to ~52V for 50V, 4x350mA (70W)
Operation to meet 50V Specification
• OVR set to ~62V for 60V, 4x350mA (85W) Operation to allow 100%
Illumination (88 LEDs) of LED Load Module
• VLED(MIN)=31V
FAN7346 CCCV Operation
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.2
1.4
1.6
30 35 40 45 50 55 60
OutputLEDCurrent(ADC)
Output LED Voltage (VDC)
CCCV
(120VAC, 50V, 4x350mA, 70WMAX)
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System Performance
• LED Load Module
• AC Input Line Voltage and Current
• Start-Up Bias Sequence
• Inrush Current
• Measured THD
• Measured System Efficiency
• Measured Power Factor
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HB LED Load Module
• 4 Independent LED Strings
• 22, Cree XLAMP, 3A HB LEDs
per String
• 66VMAX per String
• 3AMAX per String (Fan Cooling)
• 4 Configurable Series Strings
(88 LEDs) Supports up to 264V
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• Start-Up Sequence
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (50V, 4x350mA)
• PBIAS; FL7930C, FAN7382
• SBIAS; FAN7346
• VOUT(PFC)>0.89×VOUT(PFC), RDY Signal HIGH
• RDY Signal Applies PBIAS to FAN6300H and
Disables Inrush Current Limiter
• VLED Rises, LEDs Illuminate
Bias Sequence
CH1=PBIAS, CH2=RDY, CH3=VOUT(PFC), CH4=VLED
• Shut-Down Sequence
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (50V, 4x350mA)
• VOUT(PFC)<0.89×VOUT(PFC), RDY Signal LOW
• RDY Signal Disables PBIAS to FAN6300H and
Enables Inrush Current Limiter
• VLED Slowly Discharges
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• NTC R7 and R12 Limit Inrush to 3.18A During Start-Up
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (60V, 4x350mA)
• PBIAS sets 5VREF (D5) at U1-2, Comparator Output is LOW
• RDY Signal (12V) Applied to U1-3, Comparator Output is HIGH, Relay Shorts Across R7+R12 to Maintain High
Efficiency During Steady State Operation
• Relay Shorting Time can be Further Adjusted by R16, C10
• Relay Short is Removed during Power Supply Turn-Off
Inrush Current Limiting
CH1=VIN(AC), CH2=IIN(AC), CH3=VLED
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• Inrush Circuit Enabled
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (60V, 4x350mA)
• Peak Inrush Current is 3.18A
• Reduces Inrush Current by 79.15%
Inrush Current Limiting Comparison
CH1=VIN(AC), CH2=IIN(AC), CH3=VLED
• Inrush Circuit Disabled
• VIN(AC)=120VAC
• VOUT(PFC)=250V
• POUT=70W (60V, 4x350mA)
• Peak Inrush Current is 15.25A