By extracting secondary-side output information directly from the primary auxiliary winding, it completely eliminates the need for expensive secondary-side feedback components, such as optocouplers and TL431 shunt regulators. This significantly simplifies the bill of materials (BOM) and enhances long-term reliability in harsh environments. Core Specifications at a Glance
Monitors current on the CS pin to protect the MOSFET.
The LZC8650C shines because of its use of (PSR). This means the chip regulates the output current by sensing the primary-side information without needing a feedback loop from the secondary side. This dramatically reduces component count, cost, and PCB size. Furthermore, it operates in Quasi-Resonant Mode (QRM) which maximizes efficiency by reducing the MOSFET's switching losses and minimizing EMI, while its valley detection circuit ensures consistent current accuracy even as the line voltage fluctuates.
The LZC8650C uses a standard 8-pin Small Outline Package (SOP8/SOIC-8) format. Below is the functional mapping derived from the LZC8650 Pin Description: Pin Number Functional Description CMP