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TDA4605
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
In free running fly-back converters, the TDA4605
assumes control of a MOS power t ransistor and all
necessary regulation and monitoring functions.
The serial circuit of power transistor and primary
winding of t he flyback tr ansformer is co nnected t o
the input voltage. During the switch-on period of
the transistor, energy is stored in the transformer
and during the switch-off period it i s fed t o t he l oad
via the secondary winding. By varying the switch-
on time of the power transistor, the IC controls
each portion of energy transferred to the second-
ary side such that the out put voltage remains near-
ly independent of load variations.
The required cont rol information is taken from th e
input voltage during t he switch-on period and from
a regulation winding during the switch-off peri od. A
new cycle begins as soon as the energy stored in
the transformer has been totally delivered to the
secondary side.
In different load ranges, the SMPS wi ll behave as
follows:
– No-Load Operation: The power supply unit os-
cillates in non continuous m ode at a typical fre-
quency of 20 to 40kHz. Dependi ng upon the
transformer winding and the regulated voltage di-
vider, the output voltage can be slightly above
the nominal value.
– Norm a l Operati on: S tarting from typ. 200kHz,
the switching frequency falls with increasing load
and decreasin g AC voltage. The duty cycle de-
pends primaril y on the AC voltage. The output
voltage is only slightly load-dependent.
– Overload Point: Maximu m ou tput pow er is
available at this point of the output characteri s-
tics
– Overload: The energy transferred per operation
cycle is limited at the top. Therefore, the output
voltage will fall with secondary overloading .
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