The Series STR-F6600 is specifically designed to satisfy the requirements for increased integration and reliability in off-line quasi-resonant
flyback converters. The series incorporates a primary control and drive
circuit with discrete avalanche-rated power MOSFETs.
Covering the power range from below 25 watts up to 300 watts for
100/115/230 VAC inputs, and up to 150 watts for 85 to 265 VAC
universal input, these devices can be used in a range of applications,
from battery chargers and set top boxes, to televisions, monitors, and
industrial power supply units.
Cycle-by-cycle current limiting, under-voltage lockout with hysteresis, over-voltage protection, and thermal shutdown protects the power
supply during the normal overload and fault conditions. Over-voltage
protection and thermal shutdown are latched after a short delay. The
latch may be reset by cycling the input supply. Low-current startup and
a low-power standby mode selected from the secondary circuit completes
a comprehensive suite of features. The series is provided in a five-pin
overmolded TO-3P style package, affording dielectric isolation without
compromising thermal characteristics.
The voltage on the VIN terminal (pin 4) controls startup
and shutdown of the Series STR-F6600 devices.
Figure 1 shows a typical start up circuit. The V
IN
terminal voltage during startup is shown in figure 2.
Figure 1 – Start-Up Circuit
At startup, C2 is charged through the startup resistor RS.
When the V
terminal voltage reaches 16 V (typ.), the
IN
control circuit enables regulator operation. Once the
regulator starts, it draws up to 30 mA from C2 causing the
voltage on C2 to fall momentarily. Once the regulator
output voltage is established, the drive winding D starts to
charge C2 via D2. The voltage on C2 thus recovers to the
nominal drive voltage (18 V).
As shown in figure 3, the input current is below 100 µA
= 25°C) prior to control circuit turn on. The latch
(at T
M
circuit holding current is 400 µA (max.). To ensure latch
operation, the current in RS at the lowest ac input voltage
should be at least 500 µA.
I
30 mA
(MAX.)
IN
I
IN(ON)
INQ
V
V
IN
ON-STATE VOLTAGE (V
16 V
(TYP.)
11 V
(MAX.)
STARTUP
DELAY
INT
)
UNDER-VOLTAGE LOCKOUT (V
OPERATION START
Figure 2 – Waveform of VIN Terminal Voltage
at Startup
INQ
)
DRIVE WINDING
VOLTAGE
TIME
100 µA
(MAX.)
I
IN(OFF)
Figure 3 – Supply Terminal Current, I
The value of R
thus determines the charge time of C2
S
and thus the startup delay. R
11 V
(MAX.)
is typicaly 68 kΩ for wide
S
14.4 V
(MIN.)
INT
V
V
IN
IN
operation (90 V ac to 265 V ac) and 100 kΩ for 220 volt
ac operation.
The choice of C2 is a compromise between an accept-
able startup delay (in conjunction with R
) and a hold-up
S
time sufficient to keep pin 4 above its under-voltage
shutdown threshold of 11 V. Typically C2 is in the range
of 47 µF to 100 µF.
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