The FAN7543 is a Quasi-Resonant Current Mode PWM Controller from Fairchild Semiconductor (now ON Semiconductor). It is designed for off-line power supplies where high efficiency and low EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) are crucial. It employs quasi-resonant operation to minimize switching losses.
Applications
- AC-DC Adapters
- Open Frame Power Supplies
- Battery Chargers
- Set-Top Boxes
Features
- Quasi-Resonant Operation
- Low Startup Current
- Built-in Soft-Start
- Over-Voltage Protection (OVP)
- Over-Current Protection (OCP)
Benefits
- Improves efficiency by reducing switching losses
- Minimizes electromagnetic interference
- Reduces stress on switching components
- Protects the power supply from damage
Specifications
The FAN7543 operates in quasi-resonant mode, switching at the valley of the resonant waveform. It features a low startup current to minimize power consumption during standby. Built-in soft-start limits inrush current during startup. The device also incorporates OVP and OCP for protection. The controller is typically packaged in a DIP or SOIC package.