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AN-7732
FL7732 Design Tool Flow (Flyback)
Overview
This document is intended to provide in-depth guidance to using the Fairchild Design Tool for FL7 732. Use the Design Tool
with the product datasheet.
Figure 1. Design Flow
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Step 1 — Enter Input Output Specification
Step 2 — Transformer Design
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Step 3 — Snubber Design
Step 4 — Control Circuit Design
Step 5 — Power Device Design
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Related Resources
Locate the Design Tool at:
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/design_tools/led-driver-design-tool/
Consult the product datasheet at:
FL7732 —Single-Stage PFC Primary-Side-Regulation Offline LED Driver
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