TEA1721DT
TEA1721DT is HV start-up flyback controller manufactured by NXP Semiconductors.
HV start-up flyback controller with integrated MOSFET for 5 W applications, 1270 Hz burst frequency
Rev. 2.1
- 7 June 2012
Product data sheet
1. Product profile
1.1 General description
The TEA1721 is a small and low cost module Switched Mode Power Supply (SMPS) controller IC for low power applications (up to 5 W) and operates directly from the rectified universal mains input. The device includes a high voltage power switch (700 V) and has been optimized for flyback converter topologies to provide high-efficiency over the entire load range with ultra-low power consumption in the no-load condition. It provides a circuit for start-up directly from the rectified mains voltage without any external bleeder circuits.
The converter operates as a regulated voltage source from no-load up to the maximum output current and operates as current source that delivers the maximum current over a broad output voltage range. Using the TEA1721, a low power converter can be built at minimum cost and with the minimum number of external ponents.
The controller regulates the output voltage with primary-side sensing which eliminates the need for an additional secondary feedback circuitry and simplifies the design. At higher power levels, a frequency and current control mode is used. It operates with Burst mode control at low power levels and no-load condition. The burst mode minimizes audible noise and provides an energy saver state which reduces the power consumption in no-load condition. The Burst mode frequency of 1270 Hz enables no-load power consumption below < 22 m W at high mains input.
1.2 Features and benefits
Power Features
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- Low power SMPS controller with integrated power switch designed for applications up to 5 W
- 700 V high voltage power switch for global mains operation
- Primary sensing for control of the output voltage without optocoupler and secondary feedback circuitry
- Minimizes audible noise in all operation modes
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