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RDR-723 - 9.6 W non-isolated buck converter using LinkSwitch-TN2 for small appliances

RDR-723 - 9.6 W Non-Isolated Buck Converter for Small Appliances Using LinkSwitch-TN2

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9.6 W non-isolated step-down converter for small appliances using LinkSwitch-TN2 (LNK3209D) Input: 85 VAC – 265 VAC Output: 12V, 800mA 725 V maximum drain voltage regulation No optocoupler required Thermal with auto-recovery Overload protection capable of maximum load operation at 50 ⁰C ambient temperature >80% efficiency at full load Start soft start 9.6 W non-isolated buck converter for small appliances using LinkSwitch-TN2 (LNK3209D)Input: 85 VAC – 265 VACOutput: 12 V , 800 mA725 V maximum drain voltageNo optocoupler required for regulationThermal overload protection with automatic recoveryCapable of maximum-load operation at 50 ⁰C ambient temperature>80% efficiency at full loadStart-up soft start

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