LNK586DG-TL

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"Power management integrated circuit" (PMICs) is a type of integrated circuit (IC) designed to provide power to electronic circuits or systems. The power is typically supplied to other ICs, but may also be supplied directly to other components. The LNK586DG-TL is a PMIC designed to provide a variety of power-supplying functions. It is an Offline Switcher type, featuring AC/DC Converters.

An AC/DC Converter is a type of power supply used to convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC). The LNK586DG-TL can convert the AC power into multiple DC outputs, such as 5V, 12V and 15V. It also provides over-voltage protection and short-circuit protection.

The LNK586DG-TL has a wide range of application areas. It can be used in a variety of home appliances, such as televisions, air conditioners, washing machines and refrigerators. It is also suitable for medical devices, industrial automation, automotive, non-consumer applications, battery-powered applications and LED lighting control systems.

The LNK586DG-TL features an excellent efficiency rating of 90.9%. It is also rated for an industry-leading standby power consumption of less than 18mW. The circuit is equipped with a special over-voltage protection circuitry and an auto-restart capability. This provides maximum protection even in harsh conditions like lightning striking power lines.

The working principle of the LNK586DG-TL is a process of breakdown and restoration of continuity. When the main supply voltage exceeds the breakdown point, a continuous conduction of current flow is triggered in the freewheeling diode and clamping circuit, authorizing the switching of the internal power transistor. This then switches the mains supply back through the circuit, which resets the series of events.

The LNK586DG-TL offers an excellent combination of safety and performance. It can help increase the efficiency of electrical circuits and systems by reducing power consumption. It is a reliable and cost-effective solution for many power-management needs.

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