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9.9W Single Output 18V 550mA Power Application based on Diodes Solution

This evaluation board, featuring Diodes' AP3928, provides a good design example for a cost-effective 9.9W single output 18V/550mA power application used in home appliances. The AP3928 is an off-line universal AC Voltage input step-down regulator which provides accurate constant voltage (CV) output, outstanding low standby power, high efficiency at light loading and excellent dynamic response based on non-isolated buck topology.

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