LNK564DN

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The LNK564DN is an integrated offline switcher which combines low power AC-DC rectification, high voltage power conversion, and current-mode control. This versatile device is suitable for a wide range of applications, including standby power supplies for home appliances, industrial equipment and office machines.

The LNK564DN integrates a rectifier bridge rectifier, a high voltage power stage, and a Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) controller. The rectifier bridge rectifier is an ideal device for the conversion of AC power to DC power. It is connected to the AC input voltage and configured with two reverse-biased diodes. When a sine wave of AC power is applied to the rectifier bridge rectifier, a square-wave DC output is generated. The output voltage is then used to power the high voltage power stage.

The high voltage power stage provides the high voltage needed by the load. The PWM controller is used to regulate the output voltage and to limit the current in the event of a short circuit or overload condition. The PWM controller also monitors the output current and the line voltage. It provides protection features such as over-current protection and over-voltage protection.

The LNK564DN is a very efficient, cost-effective device for power management in a variety of applications. It is suitable for a range of power levels from 2W to 10W, making it ideal for use in small power supplies as well as larger systems. With its integrated features, it is able to provide high power conversion efficiency with low electromagnetic interference (EMI).

In summary, the LNK564DN is an integrated offline switcher which combines low power AC-DC rectification, high voltage power conversion, and current-mode control. It provides highly efficient, cost-effective power management for a variety of applications. It is suitable for a range of power levels from 2W to 10W, making it an ideal choice for power management in a range of systems.

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