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This video is part of a series of introductory tutorials designed to help you get started with the TEA2376 interleaved power factor correction (PFC) controller. It explains how to fine‑tune the controller’s behavior in your power-supply application by using the wide range of available configuration options.
In this episode, you will get an introduction to the TEA2376DK1011 kit, which includes integrated circuit (IC) sockets that allow you to program the supplied TEA2376 ICs via inter-integrated circuit (I²C) using your computer. The video also walks you through the setup procedure as described in the instruction letter included in the kit.
When working with the TEA2376DK1011 kit, watch the instructional video that demonstrates how to connect the programming board to your computer using the USB‑I²C interface kit: RDK01DB1563.
Using the TEA2376 in an actual power-supply allows you to explore its performance and configuration options with the help of resources such as TEA2376DB1602 Demo Board and a set of support videos covering the TEA2376 introduction of live information, programming example package and Ringo and multiple-time programmable (MTP) overview.