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The FAN7530M is a Critical Conduction Mode (CRM) Power Factor Correction controller manufactured by onsemi. It utilizes voltage mode PWM to generate MOSFET turn-off signals without requiring rectified AC line voltage sensing, thereby reducing input voltage sensing network power loss. The device features low Total Harmonic Distortion (THD), precise adjustable output over-voltage protection, open-feedback protection, and disable functions. It includes a zero current detector, internal start-up timer, and MOSFET over-current protection. The controller operates with low start-up and operating currents and provides a totem pole output with high state clamp.
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Select this controller for boost PFC designs requiring simplified input sensing and low THD performance. Ideal for applications where minimizing auxiliary power consumption is critical. Suitable for cost-sensitive designs leveraging voltage mode control advantages. Consider thermal management requirements based on operating temperature range. Evaluate compatibility with external MOSFET drive capabilities provided by the totem pole output stage.
The FAN7530M belongs to the Fairchild Semiconductor (now onsemi) family of CRM PFC controllers. It represents a specialized solution for active power factor correction in consumer electronics and general-purpose power supplies. The device distinguishes itself by removing the complexity associated with current-mode CRM controllers while maintaining high efficiency and low harmonic distortion standards required by modern regulations.
FAN7530MX
It uses a new variable on-time control method that results in lower Total Harmonic Distortion compared to conventional CRM boost PFC ICs.
The device includes over-voltage protection, open-feedback protection, disable function, zero current detection, internal start-up timer, MOSFET over-current protection, and under-voltage lockout with hysteresis.