FAIRCHILD AN-6741 Flyback Power Supply Control with the SG6741 handbook

This application note describes a design strategy for a high- efficiency, compact flyback converter. Design considerations, mathematical equations, and guidelines for a printed circuit board layout are presented.


FAIRCHILD AN-6741 Flyback Power Supply Control with the SG6741 handbook - cover page
Brand
Fairchild
Category
Power Management
Document type
Application Note
Language
English
Pages
8
File format
PDF
File size
302 KB
Published
01 August, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
SG6741
MD5 checksum
95446A5465FAB32F81ED9DF97ADA63E2

About this manual

The document details the design strategy for a high-efficiency, compact flyback converter utilizing the SG6741 series of PWM controllers. Key features include high-voltage startup, low operating current of 4mA, and a proprietary green mode that linearly decreases the switching frequency to 22KHz at light-load conditions to meet power conservation requirements. The controller also incorporates frequency hopping to reduce EMI and peak-current-mode control with synchronized slope compensation.

What's inside

  • Pin Configuration
  • Startup Circuitry
  • Under-Voltage Lockout
  • Oscillator and Green Mode
  • Feedback Circuit
  • Built-in Slope Compensation
  • Constant Output Power Limit
  • Leading Edge Blanking

Specifications

Operating Current4mA
Minimum PWM Frequency22KHz
Gate Output Maximum Voltage Clamp18V
Over-Voltage Protection Threshold26V
Turn-on Threshold Voltage16.5V
Turn-off Threshold Voltage10.5V
Feedback Pin Termination Voltage1.2V
Leading Edge Blanking Time350ns

Frequently asked questions

What is the operating current of the SG6741?

The SG6741 is manufactured using BiCMOS process, which allows an operating current of only 4mA.

How does the SG6741 reduce EMI emission?

The SG6741 integrates an internal frequency hopping function to reduce the EMI emission of a power supply with minimal line filtering.

What is the minimum PWM frequency in Green Mode?

In Green Mode, the PWM frequency decreases to 22KHz at no-load and approximately one-third of the nominal PWM frequency.

What is the purpose of the Leading Edge Blanking (LEB)?

LEB avoids premature termination of the MOSFET by a spike induced by diode reverse recovery and output capacitances.

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