DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

High energy rgy efficiency power semiconduc­tors

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RS Components has two new ranges of power semiconduc­tors from Power Integratio­ns. Delivering high energy efficiency with integrated protection features, the new offering includes the LinkSwitch-TN2 family of offline switcher ICs and the HiperPFS- 4 family of power factor Correction (PFC) ICs.

The new LinkSwitch-TN2 AC/ DC converter devices offer excellent load and line regulation and deliver high f lexibility with support for buck, boost and f lyback topologies, promises RS. This makes them ideal for engineers designing non- isolated offline switching power supplies for a range of markets including appliances, metering and smart LED drivers, as well as IoT and home and building automation applicatio­ns, says the company.

LinkSwitch-TN2 ICs offer a selectable device current limit for design f lexibility. Family protection features include auto- restart for short- circuit and open loop faults, which limits power delivery to three percent of maximum, in addition to output overvoltag­e protection (OVP), input overvoltag­e protection and overtemper­ature protection (OTP).

The HiperPFS- 4 family of PFC controller chips is optimised for a high power factor and high efficiency across various load ranges. Eliminatin­g the need for external current- sense resistors and their associated power loss, the family offers high levels of integratio­n and includes a 600 V- rated MOSFET to deliver a very small PFC stage form factor.

Targeting a wide selection of applicatio­ns including appliances, high- power adapters and high- power LED lighting, plus consumer and computing devices, key features of the HiperPFS- 4 family include: greater than 95 percent efficiency from 10 percent to 100 percent load; less than 60 mW no- load consumptio­n at 230 V AC; a power factor of greater than 0.95, achievable at 20 percent load; and EN61000-3-2 Class C and D compliance. Protection features include overvoltag­e, under- voltage lockout, OTP, and cycle- bycycle current and power limits for overload protection.

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