LYT2004K - Power Integrations

Manufacturer Part Number

LYT2004K

Manufacturer

power-integrations

Introduction

The LYT2004K is a highly integrated, energy-efficient offline switcher IC from Power Integrations. It is designed for use in low-power AC-DC power supplies and chargers for a wide range of consumer electronics and industrial applications.

Product Features and Performance

Isolated flyback topology with 725V breakdown voltage

Internal switching MOSFET with 55% duty cycle and 85kHz switching frequency

Capable of delivering up to 10W of output power

Wide operating temperature range of -40°C to 150°C (junction temperature)

12-BESOP (0.350", 8.89mm Width) package with 11 leads and an exposed pad

Product Advantages

Highly integrated design reduces the component count and simplifies the power supply circuit

Energy-efficient operation for improved system-level efficiency

Robust protection features for improved reliability

Wide temperature range for use in various environmental conditions

Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Optimal performance and efficiency for low-power AC-DC applications

Simplified design and reduced component count for faster time-to-market

Reliable operation in diverse operating environments

Quality and Safety Features

Robust overcurrent, overvoltage, and thermal protection

Meets relevant safety standards for consumer electronics and industrial applications

Compatibility

Suitable for use in a wide range of AC-DC power supply and charger designs

Application Areas

Consumer electronics (e.g., smartphone chargers, tablet chargers, small appliances)

Industrial equipment (e.g., industrial sensors, control systems, low-power instrumentation)

Product Lifecycle

["The LYT2004K is a discontinued product at our website's sales team.","There are alternative models available from Power Integrations, such as the LYTSwitch-6 and LYTSwitch-7 series, which offer similar or enhanced features and performance. Customers are advised to contact our website's sales team for more information on these alternative models."]