
St MicroElectronics PWM controller with 60kHz fixed frequency, 730V power switch and SOIC-8 package. Suited to off-line flyback power supplies.
The St MicroElectronics PWM Controller is a 60kHz current mode controller for off-line switched-mode power supplies, integrating a high voltage power MOSFET on a single silicon chip.
Overview
This low power off-line switched-mode power supply primary switcher combines a dedicated current mode PWM controller with a high voltage power MOSFET on a single silicon chip. The design is intended to deliver efficient and compact power supply solutions for a variety of applications. The device operates at a fixed 60kHz switching frequency, supporting stable performance.
Key Features
Specifications
Applications and Handling
The controller is designed for off-line power supplies, including battery charger adapters, standby power supplies for TVs or monitors, and auxiliary supplies for motor control. The SOIC-8 surface mount package is suitable for automated assembly processes. ESD precautions are recommended during handling.
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