

Most modern day electronics equipment requires DC power to properly operate. In turn, DC powered electronic equipment could be directly converted from AC sources or through rechargeable batteries charged by chargers or adaptors.
Based on isolated flyback and non-isolated high-voltage buck regulators for a mass volume market, Texas Instruments (TI) has developed various high performance and yet cost-effective AC-DC controllers, switchers and related IC chips for both primary side and secondary side regulation to address wide ranges of power applications, including: classical chargers, quick chargers, small home appliances, mid-power set-top boxes and networking.
To facilitate ease of product adoption for customers, Texas Instruments (TI) has developed various end-product form-factor platform solutions for popular AC-DC chargers and adapters as reference designs. The reference design kits include evaluation boards, user guides, document system specification and performance benchmarks for user evaluation and customization.
TI Distributor's system expertise and large selection of reference designs allow engineers to design smarter, more robust AC-DC Chargers and Adapters systems that create safer and efficient environments for AC-DC Chargers and Adapters market.
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