Power Integrations’ HiperLCS-2 Chipset Boosts LLC Converter Efficiency, Slashes Component Count by 40 Percent
Power Integrations (NASDAQ: POwi) announced the launch of its new HiperLCS™-2 chipset, achieving 250 W output with over 98% efficiency and no external heatsink. This innovative dual-chip solution significantly reduces component count by 40% compared to traditional designs, making it easier to manufacture compact power supplies for various applications such as TVs and game consoles. With a no-load power consumption of less than 50 mW and high performance across a wide operating range, the HiperLCS-2 is positioned to meet stringent efficiency regulations.
- Achieves 98% efficiency and 250 W output.
- Reduces component count by 40% compared to discrete designs.
- No-load consumption below 50 mW, compliant with efficiency regulations.
- Allows compact designs for various applications.
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Power Integrations’ HiperLCS-2 Chipset Boosts LLC Converter Efficiency, Slashes Component Count by
Resonant converters are typically used wherever an application demands a level of efficiency unachievable with single-switch topologies such as flyback converters. The HiperLCS-2 chipset leverages Power Integrations’ high-speed FluxLink feedback mechanism to avoid the compromises normally associated with the LLC topology, permitting designers to quickly and consistently implement designs with high performance, wide operating range and low component count.
Power supply designs based on the new HiperLCS-2 can achieve no-load input power of less than 50 mW at 400 VDC input and provide a continuously regulated output, easily complying with the world's most stringent no-load and standby efficiency regulations. HiperLCS-2 devices operate at high efficiency across the load range with dissipation so low that direct heat transfer through the FR4 PCB is all that is required, eliminating heatsinks in adapter designs up to 220 W continuous output with up to 170 percent peak power capability. All HiperLCS-2 family members feature self-powered start-up and provide the start-up bias for a PFC stage using the company’s HiperPFS™ ICs. Secondary-side sensing provides less than one percent regulation accuracy across line and load range and across production variations. The use of Power Integrations’ FluxLink technology for safety-isolated high-speed digital feedback control provides much faster transient response and far superior long-term reliability compared to optocouplers.
Availability & Resources
A reference design, DER-672, is available to download for designers who want to evaluate HiperLCS-2 ICs. Pricing for the HiperLCS-2 starts at
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