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The FSQ0765RSUDTU from On Semiconductor is an integrated circuit designed for offline switching power supply applications. This device functions as an offline switch with a Flyback topology, providing isolated output.
Key electrical specifications include an operating voltage range of 8V to 20V and a power capability of up to 90W. The operating frequency is typically between 48kHz and 67kHz. It features internal switching capabilities and offers various fault protection mechanisms, including current limiting, overload, over-temperature, over-voltage, and short circuit protection.
This component is housed in a TO-220F-6L (U-Forming) package, suitable for through-hole mounting. The operating temperature range is from -25°C to 85°C (TA). The FSQ0765RSUDTU is designed for applications requiring efficient AC to DC conversion with integrated protection features.
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The FSQ0765RSUDTU operates within a voltage range of 8V to 20V.
The FSQ0765RSUDTU can operate in a temperature range from -25°C to 85°C (TA).
The FSQ0765RSUDTU is supplied in a TO-220-6 Full Pack, Formed Leads package.
The FSQ0765RSUDTU has a power dissipation of 90W.
The FSQ0765RSUDTU includes Current Limiting, Over Load, Over Temperature, Over Voltage, and Short Circuit fault protections.
Yes, the FSQ0765RSUDTU includes an internal switch.
The FSQ0765RSUDTU uses a Flyback topology.