Power Factor Correction ICs
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Status:Available
The FA5591N is a control IC for configuring a critical-mode power factor correction converter. It achieves low power consumption by using a high-voltage CMOS process. It also has an FB short-circuit detection circuit that stops operation when an abnormality is detected by the output voltage detection unit.
Features
- Capable of low standby power by disabling input voltage detection
- High-precision current detection: 0.6 V ± 5%
- Improves efficiency under light loads using a maximum frequency limiting function
- Prevents noise using a soft start and dynamic OVP circuit
- Achieves low power consumption by using a high-voltage CMOS
- Startup of 80 μA (max), 2 mA (typ) during operation
- Capable of directly driving power MOSFET, output peak current: source 1 A/sink 1 A
- Stops switching even when an abnormality occurs in the output voltage detection line using an FB short-circuit detection circuit
- Built-in low voltage malfunction prevention circuit (13 V ON/9 V OFF)
- Restart timer
- Standby function
- Package: SOP-8
Applications
- Switching Power Supplies
Specifications
Controller type | CRM PFC |
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Applied circuit Detail | PFC (Boost)) |
Frequency | Selfoscillation |
VCC(V) | 10 to 26 |
OVP pin Detail | - |
Overload operation | No (with overcurrent protection) |
Overvoltage operation | Auto-Recovery (FB) |
Package | SOP-8 |
Documentation Tools
Selection Guide | Power Supply Control IC Selection Guide |
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