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CM6503 - 8-PIN SINGLE PFC CONTROLLER

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  • The 8 pin single PFC controller with 50% PWM clock , CM6503/4 is a space-saving controller for power factor corrected, switched mode power supplies that offers very low start-up and operating currents. For the power supply less than 500Watt, its performance could be very close to CM6800 or ML4800 architecture. Its IAC has dual function. 8 pin CM6503/4 does not require and bleed resistors. It use IAC pin during the start up condition to start up CM6503/4. After CM6503/4 is on, IAC will switch it.

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Part number CM6503
Manufacturer Champion
File Size 231.64 KB
Description 8-PIN SINGLE PFC CONTROLLER
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CM6503/4 8-PIN SINGLE PFC CONTROLLER WITH 50% PWM CLOCK SIGNAL GENERAL DESCRIPTION FEATURES The 8 pin single PFC controller with 50% PWM clock , CM6503/4 is a space-saving controller for power factor corrected, switched mode power supplies that offers very low start-up and operating currents. For the power supply less than 500Watt, its performance could be very close to CM6800 or ML4800 architecture. Its IAC has dual function. 8 pin CM6503/4 does not require and bleed resistors. It use IAC pin during the start up condition to start up CM6503/4. After CM6503/4 is on, IAC will switch itself back to the IAC function.