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UC28025DWG4
Texas Instruments
The Texas Instruments UC28025DWG4 is a switching controller with a max output current of 2A and a max switching frequency of 1000kHz. It operates in industrial temperature grades, with input voltage ranging from 9V to 12V, making it suitable for various power management applications. The IC features pulse width modulation control technique and buck-boost switcher configuration for efficient voltage regulation.
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN PEAK CURRENT OR AVERAGE CURRENT MODE
SWITCHING CONTROLLER
CURRENT/VOLTAGE-MODE
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
12 V
9 V
15 V
R-PDSO-G16
e4
10.3 mm
2
1
16
105 Cel
-40 Cel
2 A
PLASTIC/EPOXY
SOP
SOP16,.4
RECTANGULAR
SMALL OUTLINE
260
Not Qualified
2.65 mm
Switching Regulator or Controllers
9.2 V
YES
BUCK-BOOST
1000 kHz
INDUSTRIAL
NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD
GULL WING
1.27 mm
DUAL
30
7.5 mm
UC2823DWTRG4
SWITCHING CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: OTHER; No. of Terminals: 16; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN CURRENT MODE
VOLTAGE-MODE
30 V
10 V
85 Cel
-25 Cel
5.15 V
5.05 V
5.1 V
33 mA
SINGLE
BIPOLAR
OTHER
UC2825ADWG4
UC2825ADWG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with BUCK-BOOST configuration. It operates at 1000 kHz, supports 12V nominal input/output voltage, and has a max output current of 2.2A. Ideal for industrial applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
22 V
8.8 V
2.2 A
36 mA
BICMOS
UC2825ADWTRG4
UC2825ADWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a buck-boost switcher config, BICMOS technology, and pulse width modulation control technique. Ideal for industrial applications requiring a 12V nominal input voltage and 5.1V output voltage with a max output current of 2.2A.
UC2842ADWTRG4
UC2842ADWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with a 1A output current and 500 kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates b/w -40 to 85°C, with a supply voltage range of 16-28V. The compact rectangular package is surface-mountable and features pulse width modulation control technique.
CURRENT-MODE
25 V
11 V
1 A
4.95 V
5 V
25 mA
28 V
16 V
500 kHz
UC2846DWG4
UC2846DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with BUCK-BOOST switcher config. It operates at -40 to 85 °C, with max output current of 0.5 A and freq of 500 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact spaces.
40 V
7.25 V
.5 A
21 mA
7.7 V
UC2848DWG4
UC2848DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching controller with a max output current of 2.2 A and a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. It operates in industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 85 °C, making it suitable for various power management applications requiring high efficiency and precise current-mode control.
20 V
UC2856DWG4
UC2856DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a current-mode control technique, BUCK-BOOST switcher config, and supports a max output current of 2A. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact designs.
8 V
10.365 mm
2.64 mm
23 mA
230 kHz
Nickel/Palladium/Gold (Ni/Pd/Au)
NOT SPECIFIED
UC2856DWTRG4
UC2856DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with a current-mode control technique. It operates at an industrial temperature grade range of -40 to 85°C and supports a max output current of 2A. With a buck-boost switcher configuration, it is ideal for applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact spaces.
UC3524NG4
UC3524NG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 0.1A and a max switching frequency of 300kHz. It operates in commercial temperature grade range, ideal for push-pull switcher configurations in applications requiring precise pulse width modulation control.
R-PDIP-T16
19.305 mm
70 Cel
0 Cel
.1 A
DIP
DIP16,.3
IN-LINE
5.08 mm
NO
PUSH-PULL
300 kHz
COMMERCIAL
THROUGH-HOLE
2.54 mm
7.62 mm
UC3527ANG4
UC3527ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching controller with VOLTAGE-MODE control mode. It operates b/w 0-70°C, outputs up to 5.2V at 0.5A, and has a max switching frequency of 400 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring precise voltage regulation in commercial-grade environments.
35 V
5.2 V
400 kHz
UC3527BNG4
SWITCHING CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; No. of Terminals: 16; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: NO;
UC3825DWG4
UC3825DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at 0-70°C. It features a control mode of current/voltage-mode and pulse width modulation technique, suitable for applications requiring a max output current of 2A and nominal output voltage of 5.1V. The package style is small outline with gull wing terminal form, ideal for compact designs in commercial-grade environments.
UC3846DWTRG4
UC3846DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with a current-mode control technique. It operates at temperatures ranging from 0 to 70°C and has a max output current of 0.5A, making it ideal for buck-boost applications in commercial-grade electronic devices.
UC3846NG4
UC3846NG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with BICMOS technology. It operates at 0-70°C, supporting input voltages from 7.25V to 40V and output voltage of 5.1V at a max current of 0.5A. Ideal for buck-boost applications with a max switching frequency of 500kHz in commercial-grade environments.
19.3 mm
3.9 mm
6.35 mm
UC3856NG4
The Texas Instruments UC3856NG4 is a switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at 0-70°C. It features a current-mode control technique, BUCK-BOOST switcher config, and supports a max output current of 2A. Ideal for applications requiring precise voltage regulation in commercial-grade environments.
UC3865DWTRG4
UC3865DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 1.5A and a max switching frequency of 1000kHz. It operates in a commercial temperature grade range from 0 to 70°C, making it suitable for various applications requiring efficient power regulation in compact spaces.
RESONANT CONTROL
11.5 V
1.5 A
UC3865NG4
UC3865NG4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching controller with voltage-mode control technique. It operates b/w 0-70°C, supports input voltages from 11.5-20V, and has a max output current of 1.5A. Ideal for applications requiring resonant control at up to 1000kHz switching frequency.
UCC2580N-1G4
UCC2580N-1G4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with 16 terminals and a max output current of 1.2A. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for various push-pull applications requiring a nominal input voltage of 12V.
14 V
1.2 A
430 kHz
UCC2580N-2G4
SWITCHING CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; No. of Terminals: 16; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: NO;
UCC2806DWTRG4
UCC2806DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85°C) and supports a max output current of 0.5A at a max switching frequency of 1MHz. Ideal for applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact designs.
ALSO OPERATES IN ADJUSTABLE MODE FROM 2.5V TO 15V
14.5 V
5.17 V
5.02 V
UCC2818APWRG4
UCC2818APWRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with 1.2A output current, 250kHz max switching frequency, and BICMOS technology. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85°C) and is ideal for power factor control applications requiring a boost switcher configuration.
POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER
18 V
10.3 V
5 mm
TSSOP
TSSOP16,.25
SMALL OUTLINE, THIN PROFILE, SHRINK PITCH
1.2 mm
4 mA
BOOST
250 kHz
.65 mm
4.4 mm
UCC28221DRG4
UCC28221DRG4 by Texas Instruments is a dual switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 105 °C and has a max output current of 0.01 A. This small outline package with 16 terminals is ideal for push-pull switcher configurations in various applications.
DUAL SWITCHING CONTROLLER
9.9 mm
.01 A
SOP16,.25
1.75 mm
1100 kHz
UCC2891DG4
UCC2891DG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with a max output current of 2.5A and a max switching frequency of 1000kHz. It operates in industrial temperature grade range (-40 to 85°C) and is suitable for buck-boost applications requiring a nominal input voltage of 12V.
8.5 V
2.5 A
3 mA
UCC2891DRG4
UCC2891DRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with BICMOS technology. It operates at 12V nominal input voltage, supports up to 2.5A output current, and has a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring efficient buck-boost power conversion in compact designs.
UCC29421NG4
UCC29421NG4 by Texas Instruments is a VOLTAGE-MODE SWITCHING CONTROLLER with 16 terminals, operating b/w -40 to 85 °C. It has a max output current of 0.00065 A and operates at a frequency of up to 2000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact spaces.
CONFIGURABLE PEAK CURRENT MODE; PROGRAMMABLE PFM TECHNIQUE
1.8 V
3 V
.00065 A
2000 kHz
UCC3580N-2G4
UCC3580N-2G4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 430kHz. It operates in a commercial temperature grade range from 0 to 70°C, making it suitable for various applications requiring efficient power regulation in compact designs.
UCC3580N-3G4
UCC3580N-3G4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with voltage-mode control technique, operating b/w 0 to 70°C. It has a max output current of 1.2A and operates at a max switching frequency of 430kHz. Ideal for applications requiring pulse width modulation in commercial temperature grade environments.
UCC3806NG4
UCC3806NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates b/w 0-70°C, suitable for commercial applications. With a max output current of 0.5A and PWM control mode, it's ideal for buck-boost configurations in power supply designs.
NOT APPLICABLE
UCC3818ADRG4
UCC3818ADRG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator/controller with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. It is commonly used in boost switcher configurations for power factor control applications.
120 kHz
UC3854ADWG4
UC3854ADWG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with 1.5A output current, 120kHz max switching frequency, and boost configuration. It operates b/w 0-70°C, ideal for power factor control applications in commercial-grade environments. The IC features a small outline package with dual terminals and pulse width modulation control technique.
7.6 V
7.4 V
7.5 V
12 mA
UC3854ADWTRG4
UC3854ADWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a 1.5A output current and 120kHz max switching frequency. It operates b/w 0-70°C, suitable for power factor control applications. With a compact small outline package and boost switcher configuration, it offers efficient power management solutions.
ADP5033ACBZ-7-R7
Analog Devices
ADP5033ACBZ-7-R7 by Analog Devices is a dual switching controller with a max output current of 0.8A and a buck switcher configuration. Operating temperature ranges from -40 to 125 °C, making it suitable for automotive applications requiring precise current-mode control at high switching frequencies up to 3500kHz.
OUTPUT VOLTAGE RANGE FROM 0.8 TO 5.2 VOLT AND 0.8V TO 3.8V FOR LDO
5.5 V
2.3 V
3.6 V
S-PBGA-B16
e1
2 mm
125 Cel
.8 A
VFBGA
BGA16,4X4,20
SQUARE
GRID ARRAY, VERY THIN PROFILE, FINE PITCH
.66 mm
BUCK
3500 kHz
DMOS
AUTOMOTIVE
TIN SILVER COPPER
BALL
.5 mm
BOTTOM
ADP5033ACBZ-8-R7
ADP5033ACBZ-8-R7 by Analog Devices is a dual switching controller with a max output current of 0.8A and a buck switcher configuration. It operates in automotive-grade temperatures (-40 to 125 °C) and has a very thin profile package style for space-constrained applications. With a max switching frequency of 3500kHz, it is suitable for various power management applications.
ADP5033ACBZ-9-R7
ADP5033ACBZ-9-R7 by Analog Devices is a switching regulator with 16 terminals, operating temperature range of -40 to 125 °C, and max output current of 0.8A. Ideal for automotive applications, it features a very thin profile package style and pulse width modulation control technique.
NCP81147MNTXG
Onsemi
NCP81147MNTXG by Onsemi is a 16-terminal switching controller with current-mode control, operating b/w -40 to 85 °C. It features a BUCK switcher configuration, PWM control technique, and can handle input voltages from 4.5V to 13.2V. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high-frequency operation up to 1000 kHz in a compact square chip carrier package.
ADJUSTABLE OUTPUT VOLTAGE RANGE FROM 0.8 V TO 3.3 V
13.2 V
4.5 V
S-XQCC-N16
e3
3 mm
UNSPECIFIED
HVQCCN
LCC16,.12SQ,20
CHIP CARRIER, HEAT SINK/SLUG, VERY THIN PROFILE
1 mm
TIN
NO LEAD
QUAD
SN1208057RTER
SN1208057RTER by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 16 terminals, operating temperature range of -40 to 150°C, and max output current of 11.5A. It is designed for automotive applications, featuring a control mode of current-mode and a switcher configuration of buck. The IC has a compact square package style suitable for surface mount assembly in various electronic devices.
SWITCHING REGULATOR
6 V
3.3 V
S-PQCC-N16
150 Cel
11.5 A
.8 mm
TPS55383PWPRG4
TPS55383PWPRG4 by Texas Instruments is a dual switching controller with 3A max output current, operating at -40 to 125°C. It features a control mode of current-mode PWM and supports input voltages from 4.5V to 28V. Ideal for automotive applications due to its small outline package style and high temp grade.
3 A
25.2 V
.8 V
HTSSOP
SMALL OUTLINE, HEAT SINK/SLUG, THIN PROFILE, SHRINK PITCH
PHASE-SHIFT
TPS54418RTET
TPS54418RTET by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching regulator with a max output current of 4A and a control mode of current-mode PWM. With a wide input voltage range from 2.95V to 6V, it's ideal for automotive applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact spaces.
2.95 V
4 A
TL594IPWE4
TL594IPWE4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching controller with voltage-mode control technique. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 0.25A and a max switching frequency of 300kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring pulse width modulation in push-pull switcher configuration.
7 V
.25 A
TL594IPWG4
TL594IPWG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 0.25A and a max switching frequency of 300kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for various push-pull switcher applications. The IC features a small outline package style with dual terminal position and gull wing form factor.
TL594IPWRG4
TL594IPWRG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85 °C. It has a boost switcher config, PWM control technique, and max output current of 0.25 A. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation up to 5.05 V at 300 kHz frequency.
18 mA
UCC2818DG4
UCC2818DG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for boost switcher applications requiring precise pulse width modulation control.
UCC3817DG4
POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; No. of Terminals: 16; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;
UCD8220PWPRG4
UCD8220PWPRG4 by Texas Instruments is a VOLTAGE-MODE SWITCHING CONTROLLER with 16 terminals, operating b/w -40 to 105°C. It supports a max output current of 4A at a switching frequency of 2MHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high efficiency and precise voltage regulation in compact spaces.
15.5 V
CS51022ADBG
CS51022ADBG by Onsemi is a switching controller with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85 °C. It features a max output current of 1A, PWM control mode, and max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise current regulation in compact spaces.
8.2 V
TL1451ACDBRG4
TL1451ACDBRG4 by Texas Instruments is a dual switching controller with voltage-mode control technique. It operates at a max frequency of 500 kHz, supporting a nominal output voltage of 2.5 V. Ideal for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
50 V
6.2 mm
-20 Cel
.021 A
1 V
2.5 V
SSOP
SSOP16,.3
SMALL OUTLINE, SHRINK PITCH
2.4 mA
CMOS
5.3 mm
UCC2580D-3G4
UCC2580D-3G4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a nominal input voltage of 12V and output voltage of 5V. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85°C) with a max output current of 1.2A at a max switching frequency of 430kHz. Ideal for applications requiring efficient buck-boost control in compact designs.
5.125 V
4.875 V
3.5 mA
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