SMPS USING TNY267 (12V 1A)
Design Challenge:
Design and development of 12V 1A SMPS using TNY267. Capable for delivering power up to 12W.
Application:
1. Suitable for Transducer and sensors.
2.DC Motors and Actuators.
3.Power unit for Micro-controller.
4.up to 12W
Theory:
- The popular TNY267 small switch IC is used in the aforementioned simple smps design.
- It's a little mosfet-based 120V to 220V switching oscillator IC that simply needs a ferrite transformer and a stepped down Vdd operational voltage to work.
- The design is so simple that simply visualizing the schematic is enough to instantly tell us how it works.
- After rectifying the mains 220V through 1N4007 diodes and the 10uF/400V filter capacitor, the stepped down start voltage is obtained by stabilizing the network using 180V zener diodes and the rapid recovery diode BA159.
- The IC starts oscillating as soon as this voltage is provided, and its inbuilt mosfet switches the ferrite transformer primary at the predetermined oscillating frequency.
- Because the secondary is a flyback design, it begins conducting during the primary's OFF cycles through mutual induction and generates the required 12V voltage at the output side.
- Because this voltage may not be stable, an opto-coupler-based feedback is used, and the link is configured with the IC's exclusive shut down pinout 4.
- This ensures that the output never exceeds the 12V 1 amp proportion and remains constant.
Circuit:
Pcb layout: