A Flyback Switching Power Supply Based on L6561 for LED

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A flyback switching power supply was designed, which can drive LED stability. The switching power supply is the single-ended flyback structure, and based on PWM driver chip L6561. The input voltage range of the switching power supply is 85V to 265V. The output voltage is 15V and the maximum output current is 2A. The switch power supply is suitable for mobile phone, office equipment and LED. According to experiment, the switching power supply can steadily drive 5 LED, the ripple factor of output is 1.33%, the power efficiency is 85.7%.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 960-961)

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1264-1267

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June 2014

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