TNY264GN

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The TNY264GN PMIC module is a part of an AC- DC converter system, specifically catered to offline switchers. In advanced AC-DC converter systems, it is essential that the direct current drawn from the AC powered supply is regulated in order to maintain optimal performance. The TNY264GN offers an efficient and cost effective solution in this regard and can be used in various applications.

The TNY264GN is a highly integrated system that includes an input voltage regulator, a feedback-controlled oscillator, and a power factor correction circuit. The first of these components is responsible for accepting an AC input voltage of up to 340 volts and regulating it to a level of 180-265V for device operation. The second component is responsible for creating a constant regulating frequency, and the third is responsible for accurately correcting the power factor. In principle, the power factor correction circuit generates an alternate current signal that is 90-degrees out of phase with the input AC signal. When combined, both currents generate a DC output across a load that is accurately regulated to the desired level.

The TNY264GN is primarily used in home appliance systems, industrial automation, lighting and other application fields where its feature set is beneficial. It is capable of operating at high efficiency levels of up to 88% and is rated for continuous output loads of up to 8A. Furthermore, it has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +100°C and is highly reliable in operation due to its thermal shutdown protection.

The TNY264GN is a versatile AC-DC converter solution and is capable of operating within a wide range of applications. Its high efficiency, temperature range, and load capacity make it highly suitable for use in home appliance, industrial automation, and lighting applications.

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