Fairchild FPS Offline Flyback Converter Design Guidelines

This document is a technical manual on Fairchild Power Switch (FPS). FPS is an AC-DC conversion design assistant that helps users design and optimize SMPS. FPS can automatically generate high-quality SMPS designs based on input voltage and current, load voltage and current, switching frequency, power factor, efficiency, and other parameters.


Fairchild FPS Offline Flyback Converter Design Guidelines - cover page
Brand
Fairchild
Category
Power Management
Document type
Application Note
Language
Chinese
Pages
13
File format
PDF
File size
858 KB
Published
12 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
1C5CC3DCB8A2EE03D91F5E7B854448BA

About this manual

This application note details the design procedure for offline flyback AC-DC converters utilizing Fairchild's FPS (Flyback Power Supply) controller family. It explains the principle of operation where the MOSFET and PWM controller are integrated into a single chip, simplifying the SMPS design compared to discrete solutions. The guide aims to help designers complete SMPS designs quickly using the provided software tools and procedures. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • System Specifications
  • Input Rectifier and DC Bus
  • Maximum Duty Cycle
  • Transformer Turns Ratio
  • Magnetizing Inductance
  • Output Turns
  • Wire Gauge Selection
  • RCD Clamp Design
  • Output Capacitor Sizing

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical range for setting the duty cycle (D) in a universal input design?

For universal input applications, D should typically be set between 15% and 20%.

What is the recommended maximum flux density (B) for most ferrite cores?

For most ferrite core materials, B should typically be set between 0.3 T and 0.35 T.

What is the typical current density used when the wire diameter is greater than 1 mm?

When the wire diameter exceeds 1 mm, a current density of 5 A/mm² is typically used.

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