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The TEA1731LTS/1,115 is a switched mode power supply (SMPS) controller IC designed for flyback topologies. It operates in peak current and frequency control modes with integrated slope compensation for continuous conduction mode operation. The device features a large input voltage range of 12 V to 30 V and supports output power requirements up to 75 W. Key electrical parameters include a typical supply current of 0.58 mA during normal operation without load and 10 µA during start-up. The switching frequency ranges from 27.5 kHz to 82 kHz, with a maximum duty cycle of 80%. It utilizes a TSOP-6 surface mount package.
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Select this controller for flyback applications requiring cost-effective design with minimal external components. Consider its wide input voltage range and integrated protections for robust performance. Evaluate thermal management needs due to the TSOP-6 package constraints. Compare efficiency benefits at partial loads against alternative controllers. Verify compatibility with required output power levels up to 75 W.
The TEA1731LTS belongs to the TEA173X series of AC-DC controllers by NXP Semiconductors. This family focuses on GreenChip technology for efficient power conversion. The LTS variant specifically targets low-cost implementations while maintaining advanced control features like frequency modulation and overpower protection for reliable operation in various power supply architectures.
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It reduces the switching frequency and sets the primary peak current to 25% of the maximum to limit switching losses, thereby maintaining high efficiency at low output power levels.
The IC includes integrated overpower protection (OPP) with an internal time-out function and allows for overtemperature protection (OTP) implementation using minimal external components.