PS6203 - PWM Controller of High-performance Current Mode

The PS6203 by Power Source is a PWM Controller of High-performance Current Mode. Below is the official datasheet preview.

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Part number	PS6203
Manufacturer	Power Source
File Size	487.63 KB
Description	PWM Controller of High-performance Current Mode
Datasheet	PS6203-PowerSource.pdf
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Description

PWM controller of high-performance current mode is specially designed for AC/DC transformer with high performance and price ratio, which supplies continuous output power of 12W within the range of wide-voltage between 85V and 265V, the output power of peak value can be up to 15W.The combination of optimized reasonable circuit design and bipolar facture technology with high performance and price ratio economizes the whole cost ultimately.The power controller can be applied to the typi

Features

Set-in high-voltage power switch tube of 800V and few peripheral components.
With the modulation of lock pulse width, the testing is according to the pulse limit current.
With the function of output frequency reduction, the non- output power consumption can be less than 0.3W.
Inner-built ramp and anti-feedback compensation function.
The independent upper-limit current testing controller deals with over-current and over-load of the controller real-.

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Published: Feb 11, 2015 |