Name: Diodes Incorporated AP33510S9-13
Brand: Diodes Incorporated
SKU: 621-AP33510S9-13
Price: 0.3 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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Manufacturer:	Diodes Incorporated
Product Category:	Switching Controllers
RoHS:
Number of Outputs:	1 Output
Switching Frequency:	50 kHz
Input Voltage:	9 V to 40 V
Minimum Operating Temperature:	- 40 C
Maximum Operating Temperature:	+ 85 C
Mounting Style:	SMD/SMT
Package/Case:	SSOP-9
Packaging:	Reel
Brand:	Diodes Incorporated
Fall Time:	50 ns
Input Voltage - Max:	40 V
Input Voltage - Min:	9 V
Isolation:	Non-Isolated
Moisture Sensitive:	Yes
Operating Supply Current:	1.1 mA
Product:	Flyback Controllers
Product Type:	Switching Controllers
Rise Time:	450 ns
Shutdown:	No Shutdown
Factory Pack Quantity:	4000
Subcategory:	PMIC - Power Management ICs

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Compliance Codes

CNHTS:: 8536500090
CAHTS:: 8542310000
USHTS:: 8542310030
ECCN:: EAR99

Origin Classifications

Country of Origin:: China
Assembly Country of Origin:: Not available
Country of Diffusion:: Not available

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AP33510 Quasi-Resonant Flyback GAN Controller

Diodes Incorporated AP33510 Quasi-Resonant Flyback GAN Controller is specially designed for offline flyback power supplies that require low standby power, high-power density, and comprehensive protection. The device operates in QR mode at full load allowing switching events to occur in the drain-source valley, minimizing switching loss. The AP33510 has an internally limited switching frequency of 150kHz maximum. The device ensures stable valley switching and prevents transformer audible noise caused by frequency hopping via a proprietary valley-lockout technique inside.