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ICE3BR4765JFKLA1

IFXICE3BR4765JFKLA1

Infineon Technologies
Converter Offline Flyback Topology 65kHz PG-DIP-8
912 in stock

Overview

The ICE3BR4765JFKLA1 is an integrated offline flyback controller with an internal CoolMOS power switch, designed for isolated power supply designs up to 27W. Operating at a fixed 65kHz switching frequency, it simplifies SMPS design by integrating high-voltage startup and comprehensive fault protection into a single 8-pin DIP package. The device features Active Burst Mode to achieve low standby power consumption, making it suitable for energy-efficient electronics.

Why Choose This Part

This controller integrates a 650V breakdown MOSFET and high-voltage startup cell, reducing external component count and PCB footprint. It includes frequency jittering to lower EMI signatures and an extendable blanking window to handle high-load jumps without triggering false protection trips.

Applications

Auxiliary Power Supplies
Providing standby power for large appliances like washing machines or air conditioners.
Set-Top Boxes
Efficient AC-DC conversion for consumer media hardware requiring isolated secondary outputs.
Adapter Applications
Compact wall adapters for charging or powering 12V-24V electronics.
Industrial Controls
Reliable isolated power for DIN-rail mounted controllers and sensors.

Key Specifications

Topology Flyback
Duty Cycle 75%
Mounting Type Through Hole
Power (Watts) 27 W
Package / Case 8-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm)
Fault Protection Current Limiting, Over Load, Over Temperature, Over Voltage
Output Isolation Isolated
Internal Switch(s) Yes
Voltage - Start Up 18 V
Voltage - Breakdown 650V
Frequency - Switching 65kHz
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 150degC (TJ)
Supplier Device Package PG-DIP-8
Voltage - Supply (Vcc/Vdd) 10.5V ~ 27V

Getting Started

Design begins by selecting a flyback transformer with a primary inductance suited for the 65kHz switching frequency and 75 percent maximum duty cycle. Use Infineon's Power Design Tool or Excel-based calculation sheets to determine the RCD snubber values and compensation network for the feedback loop. Ensure the VDD capacitor is sized to provide sufficient energy during the 18V startup phase before the auxiliary winding takes over.