Features
  • OBSOLETE: For Information Purposes Only. Contact Analog Devices for Potential Replacement.
  • PFC and PWM Single Chip Solution
  • Synchronized Operation up to 300kHz
  • 99% Power Factor over 20:1 Load Current Range
  • Voltage Mode PWM
  • Instantaneous Overvoltage Protection
  • Dedicated Overvoltage Protection (OVP Pin)
  • Minimal Line Current Dead Zone
  • Typical 250µA Start-Up Supply Current
  • Line Switching Noise Filter
  • Low Quiescent Current: 13mA
  • Fast 1.5A Peak Current Gate Drivers
  • Separate Soft-Start Control
Additional Details
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OBSOLETE: For Information Purposes Only. Contact Analog Devices for Potential Replacement.

The LT1508 is a complete solution for universal off-line switching power supplies utilizing active power factor correction. The PFC section is identical to the LT1248 PFC controller except the EN/SYNC pin is removed because PFC and PWM are synchronized internally.

The voltage mode PWM section (LT1509 is the current mode counterpart) contains all the primary side functions to convert the PFC preregulated high voltage output to an isolated low voltage output. The PWM duty cycle is internally limited to 47% (maximum 50%) to prevent transformer saturation. PWM soft start begins when the PFC output reaches the preset voltage. In the event of brief line loss, PWM will be shut off when the PFC output voltage drops below 73% of the preset value.

Applications

  • Universal Power Factor Corrected Power Supplies and Preregulators

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Software & Part Ecosystem

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LTspice® is a powerful, fast and free simulation software, schematic capture and waveform viewer with enhancements and models for improving the simulation of analog circuits.

To launch ready-to-run LTspice demonstration circuits for this part:

Step 1: Download and install LTspice on your computer.

Step 2: Click on the link in the section below to download a demonstration circuit.

Step 3: If LTspice does not automatically open after clicking the link below, you can instead run the simulation by right clicking on the link and selecting “Save Target As.” After saving the file to your computer, start LTspice and open the demonstration circuit by selecting ‘Open’ from the ‘File’ menu.

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