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Power Integrations HiperPFS-5

HiperPFS-5 with 750 V PowiGaN switch achieves 98.3% efficiency and a power factor of 0.98

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Power Integrations' HiperPFS-5 family of power-factor-correction (PFC) ICs features a 750 V PowiGaN gallium nitride switch. With up to 98.3% efficiency, these ICs deliver up to 240 W without heatsinks and achieve a power factor of over 0.98. They give engineers a significant advantage in creating the fastest, smallest, and most versatile high-power USB PD chargers. They are also ideal for use in TVs, game consoles, all-in-one computers, and appliances.

In many countries, power supplies over 75 W require power factor correction. HiperPFS-5 ICs help designers meet strict efficiency regulations, reduce the bill of materials by half, and achieve highly compact form factors for ultra-fast chargers.

  • For LLC up to 240 W, pair with the HiperLCS-2 chipsets (See DER-672 below)
  • For flyback up to 110 W, pair with InnoSwitch4-CZ active-clamp ICs (See DER-930 below)
  • For USB PD EPR up to 220 W, pair with InnoSwitch5-Pro switcher ICs (See RDR-1002 below)

Reasons to Buy

  • The first PFC IC to incorporate a 750 V GaN switch
  • Up to 250 W output without heatsinks
  • High efficiency and power factor across load range
  • PFC stages can be paralleled to increase output power (See DER-977 below)
  • Compact footprint, low component count
  • Smallest boost inductor and simple boost diode

Product description

Capacitors and inductors in power supplies create a phase shift between current and voltage, causing power line losses and potentially disrupting other equipment connected to the AC mains. Many countries require power supplies over 75 W to compensate for this effect with power factor correction (PFC). While many PFC solutions are available, HiperPFS-5 ICs with PowiGaN technology represent the pinnacle of offline power quality enhancement.

HiperPFS-5’s innovative quasi-resonant (QR) discontinuous conduction mode (DCM) control technique ensures low switching losses and allows the use of a low-cost boost diode. These ICs maintain a high power factor up to 305 VAC and can operate continuously at up to 460 VAC during line swells. Additionally, they include Power Integrations' automatic X-capacitor discharge (CAPZero) function with the required redundant pins to meet safety regulations.

HiperPFS-5 ICs eliminate the need for bulky heatsinks in the PFC stage, allowing for exceptionally low-profile designs, which are especially useful for flatscreen TVs, industrial, and commercial applications. For larger TV screens or applications requiring higher output power, HiperPFS-5 devices support multiple PFC stages connected in parallel. A simple circuit can disable additional PFC stages when not needed, keeping no-load power consumption below 50 mW.

In regions with unstable mains power, HiperPFS-5 ICs maintain a high power factor up to 305 VAC and can continuously operate at up to 460 VAC during voltage surges, preventing over-voltage failures in power supply components.

 

Key features

  • Quasi-resonant discontinuous conduction mode (DCM) control
  • Higher than 98% efficient from 10% to 100% load
  • Higher than 0.96 power factor at 20% load
  • Lower than 40 mW no-load consumption at 230 VAC
  • High power factor at 305 VAC with 80% derating
    • Easily withstands 460 VAC line swells
    • Power factor enhancement compensates for EMI filter and bridge rectifier distortion
    • Operates with distorted input voltage signature of UPS or generators

 

Applications

  • PC, printer, LCD TV
  • Video game consoles
  • High-power adaptors
  • USB PD 3.1 rapid charging
  • High-power LED lighting
  • Industrial and appliance
  • 80 Plus™ Platinum certified PSUs
  • Generic PFC converters

 

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