FAN4803CP2_NA3E220

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PMIC - PFC (Power Factor Correction) is an advanced technology that helps to regulate the flow of electricity through a regulated voltage and current supply. This ensures that the current always flows at the same rate and with a consistent voltage so that the application is stable and efficient. The FAN4803CP2_NA3E220 application field and working principle are just one example of a Power Factor Correction application.

The FAN4803CP2_NA3E220 application field is a suitable device for automotive and consumer electronics applications, such as lighting systems, consumer display monitors, TFT-LCDs, mini strips, decoders, televisions, and automotive servo drives. It is a PFC (Power Factor Correction) integrated circuit that works with the TS5V12801E4 temperature-board for automotive applications.

The working principle of FAN4803CP2_NA3E220 is that it helps reduce the total harmonic distortion (THD) of the voltage source by implementing a boost converter. It does this through Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), which is used to adjust the output voltage according to the required voltage and current output and acting as a buck regulator. The device uses a multi-phase PFC to provide the highest PFC efficiency available, boosting the input voltage while ensuring a constant output voltage, depending on the application.

The FAN4803CP2_NA3E220 also offers an adjustable current limit, an adjustable soft start, and an adjustable frequency shift option. This makes it suitable for a wide range of environments and applications, ensuring that the power supply is stable, reliable and efficient. The device has a wide input voltage range, as well as low EMI, making it an ideal device for automotive applications.

In conclusion, the FAN4803CP2_NA3E220 application field and working principle is one example of the power factor correction applications. It ensures that the power supply is stable and efficient in many different environments, helping to reduce total harmonic distortion and improve the performance of the application.

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