Active filters amplify desired signals while rejecting unwanted frequencies, and can be tailored to meet application-specific requirements in electronics.
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Circuit protection devices prevent damage from overcurrent flow, including fuses, breakers, surge protectors, and voltage regulators.
Connector accessories and support devices aid connector function and longevity, including backshells, grips, clamps, and ties; must be compatible with connector type.
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Converters transform DC input to another voltage level, essential in electronic systems, renewable energy, and automotive electronics.
Crystals and resonators generate and stabilize frequency signals via piezoelectricity. They are used in timing, frequency control, and filters. Crystals are quartz and resonators are ceramic with a built-in capacitor.
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Flash devices are non-volatile storage solutions that offer fast read and write speeds, making them ideal for applications requiring high-speed data transfer. These devices utilize flash memory technology, providing reliable storage for data-intensive tasks such as gaming, multimedia, and enterprise-level applications.
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I/O and storage controllers are crucial components in computer systems, managing input/output operations and storage devices. These controllers facilitate efficient data transfer between peripherals, storage drives, and the central processing unit (CPU), enhancing system performance and enabling seamless connectivity.
Inductors store energy in magnetic fields, oppose sudden changes in current flow and prevent electrical surges. Common inductor applications include power supplies, signal filters, and oscillators.
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Logic ICs can be used for storage, memory, amplification, and multiplexing. They perform fundamental logical operations on digital input signals (1, 0, H, L) to generate a corresponding digital output signal.
Memory modules are essential components in electronic devices, storing data temporarily or permanently for processing and retrieval. From volatile RAM (Random Access Memory) to non-volatile ROM (Read-Only Memory), memory technologies vary in speed, capacity, and functionality, catering to diverse application requirements.
Memory ICs store digital data and retain the information even when the power is turned off. They come in various types, like RAM (Random Access Memory) for fast data access, and ROM (Read-Only Memory) for permanent data storage.
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RF (Radio Frequency) and microwave devices are used in telecommunications, wireless communications, and electronic systems. These devices include amplifiers, attenuators, filters, mixers, oscillators, and antennas, and a host of other components.
Voltage regulators are used to ensure a constant output voltage despite power fluctuations and load changes. Linear and switching regulators are common types used to maintain voltage stability.
Relays are electromagnetic switches that are used to control the flow of electrical current in an electrical circuit. Relays are a safe means of providing isolation between a controlling circuit and a controlled circuit.
Resistors control the flow of electrical current in a circuit by introducing a set resistance. These passive components reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, and bias active elements in circuits.
Transducers convert energy from one form to another and are crucial in sensing, audio and control systems. They transform physical measures like temperature, pressure, or sound into electrical signals for circuits.
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Storage media encompass physical or digital mediums used for storing and preserving digital data. From optical discs and magnetic tapes to USB flash drives and memory cards, storage media come in diverse formats and capacities, offering flexibility and reliability for data storage and archival purposes.
Storage systems comprise hardware and software components designed to manage and store digital data efficiently. These systems range from simple standalone devices to complex network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) solutions, providing scalable storage capacity and data protection features for businesses and enterprises.
Switches control electrical current flow by making or breaking connections. These devices vary in design and application, from basic on/off switches to complex industrial automation systems.
Telecom integrated circuits (ICs) are specialized electronics for telecommunications, tailored to high data rates, low power use, and reliable long-distance transmission. These devices include amplifiers, filters, ADCs, DACs, and more-- and they are often integrated on one chip for specific telecom tasks.
Terminal blocks, or connection terminals, are modular blocks that bring together multiple electrical wires at one connection point. They offer a reliable, organized way to terminate cables.
Thermal management devices control heat in electronic systems, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Examples include heat sinks, fans, and thermal interface materials that dissipate or transfer heat away from components.
Transformers are devices that alter electrical voltage levels between circuits through electromagnetic induction. They are vital in power distribution, converting high-voltage electricity for transmission and lower voltage for safe usage.
Transistors are 3-layer semiconductor devices that regulate the flow of electrical current. They function as amplifiers, boosting weak signals, and as switches, controlling the flow of current between terminals.
Triggering devices initiate electronic processes or events in response to specific conditions. These devices support many automated tasks such as activating switches and signals, or turning on lights when motion is detected.
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TEA1716T/1,518
NXP Semiconductors
TEA1716T/1,518 by NXP Semiconductors is a VOLTAGE-MODE controller with 20V supply, operating from -40 to 150 °C. It features a max switching frequency of 500 kHz and is ideal for automotive applications due to its BCDMOS technology and resonant control technique.
POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER WITH POST REGULATOR
VOLTAGE-MODE
RESONANT CONTROL
15.9 V
14.1 V
15 V
R-PDSO-G24
15.4 mm
1
24
150 Cel
-40 Cel
PLASTIC/EPOXY
SOP
SOP24,.4
RECTANGULAR
SMALL OUTLINE
20
Not Qualified
2.65 mm
Switching Regulator or Controllers
20 V
YES
500 kHz
BCDMOS
AUTOMOTIVE
GULL WING
1.27 mm
DUAL
7.5 mm
UCC28500DWTR
Texas Instruments
UCC28500DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 200kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications. The package style is small outline with gull wing terminals, ideal for compact designs.
CAN ALSO BE PROGRAMMED FOR CURRENT MODE AND VOLTAGE MODE
CURRENT-MODE
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
18 V
10.3 V
12 V
R-PDSO-G20
e4
12.8 mm
2
85 Cel
1.2 A
SOP20,.4
260
BOOST
200 kHz
BICMOS
INDUSTRIAL
NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD
30
UCC28501DWTR
UCC28501DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C and supports a boost switcher configuration. With a max output current of 1.2A and a switching frequency of up to 120kHz, it is ideal for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
NOT SPECIFIED
120 kHz
UCC28502DWTR
UCC28502DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. This boost switcher IC has a small outline package style and is suitable for various switching regulator and controller applications.
UCC28503DWTR
UCC28503DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. This boost switcher IC has a small outline package style and is suitable for various switching regulator applications.
UCC38500DWTR
UCC38500DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates b/w 0-70°C, supports input voltage range of 10.3-15V, and offers a max output current of 1.2A. Ideal for boost switching regulators in commercial applications requiring PWM control at up to 120kHz frequency.
70 Cel
0 Cel
COMMERCIAL
UCC38502DWTR
UCC38502DWTR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates at a max switching frequency of 200 kHz, has a max output current of 1.2 A, and features pulse width modulation control technique. This device is commonly used in boost switcher configurations for commercial applications requiring efficient power management.
4 mA
UCC28503DWTRG4
UCC28503DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. This boost switcher IC is designed for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
E-L6563TR
STMicroelectronics
E-L6563TR by STMicroelectronics is a compact switching regulator designed for efficient power management. It operates at a nominal voltage of 12V, supports a max output current of 0.003A, and utilizes pulse width modulation control. Ideal for applications requiring power factor correction with post regulation in space-constrained environments.
22 V
R-PDSO-G14
8.65 mm
14
.003 A
SOP14,.25
12
1.75 mm
5.5 mA
3.9 mm
L6566ATR
L6566ATR by STMicroelectronics is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates at a max switching frequency of 300 kHz and can handle a max output current of 0.8 A. This small outline IC is ideal for boost switcher configurations in applications requiring efficient power management.
ALSO CONFIGURE IN RESONANT CONTROL
23 V
10.6 V
R-PDSO-G16
e3
9.9 mm
3
16
.8 A
SOP16,.25
300 kHz
MATTE TIN
ML4824CS1X
Fairchild Semiconductor
ML4824CS1X by Fairchild Semiconductor is a voltage-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 0.5A and a max switching frequency of 250kHz. It is commonly used as a power factor controller with post regulator in various applications.
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN CURRENT MODE
12.8 V
11 V
11.8 V
10.3 mm
.5 A
SOP16,.4
SINGLE
250 kHz
BIPOLAR
Matte Tin (Sn)
ML4824IS1X
Fairchild Semiconductor's ML4824IS1X is a voltage-mode switching regulator with 16 terminals in a small outline package. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 0.5A and a switching frequency of 250 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring power factor control and post regulation.
UCC28510DWR
UCC28510DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 240kHz. It operates in boost configuration, suitable for power factor correction applications in industrial settings. With a wide input voltage range from 10.8V to 15V, it offers efficient pulse width modulation control at temperatures ranging from -40°C to 105°C.
PEAK CURRENT MODE ALSO AVAILABLE
10.8 V
12.825 mm
105 Cel
3.5 A
240 kHz
7.49 mm
UCC28510DW
UCC28510DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in boost configuration, suitable for industrial applications requiring precise power regulation within the temperature range of -40 to 105°C.
UCC28510N
UCC28510N by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 105°C, with a max output current of 3.5A and a switching frequency of 240kHz. Ideal for boost switcher configurations in applications requiring precise pulse width modulation control.
R-PDIP-T20
25.4 mm
DIP
DIP20,.3
IN-LINE
5.08 mm
NO
THROUGH-HOLE
2.54 mm
7.62 mm
UCC28511DWR
UCC28511DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40°C to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precise control. The compact rectangular package with gull wing terminals allows for easy surface mount assembly in various electronic systems.
UCC28511DW
UCC28511DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precise control.
UCC28512DW
UCC28512DW by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 3.5A output current and 500kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for boost applications, it operates b/w -40 to 105°C, with a control mode of current-mode PWM. This IC features a small outline package style and is suitable for industrial temperature grade environments.
UCC28513DW
UCC28513DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode boost switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40°C to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precision control.
UCC28514DW
UCC28514DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in boost configuration, suitable for power factor correction applications in industrial settings with a wide temperature range from -40 to 105°C.
UCC28515DWR
UCC28515DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40°C to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor control applications requiring high efficiency and precision. The package style is small outline with gull wing terminals, ideal for compact designs that require reliable performance in harsh environments.
UCC28515DW
POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER WITH POST REGULATOR; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; No. of Terminals: 20; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: YES;
UCC28515N
UCC28515N by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max operating temperature of 105°C. It features pulse width modulation control technique, boost switcher configuration, and is ideal for power factor correction applications in industrial settings.
UCC28516DW
UCC28516DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode boost switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precise control.
UCC28517DWR
UCC28517DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precision control. The device comes in a small outline package with gull wing terminals, ideal for compact designs where space is limited.
UCC28517DW
UCC28517DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates at a max switching frequency of 500 kHz and has a max output current of 3.5 A. Ideal for boost switcher configurations in industrial applications requiring precise control and efficient power management.
UCC28521DWR
UCC28521DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 3.5A and a switching frequency of 240kHz. This boost switcher IC is designed for applications requiring efficient power management in a small outline package.
UCC28521DW
UCC28521DW by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precise control.
UCC28528DWR
UCC28528DWR by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 105°C, with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 240kHz. This boost switcher IC is designed for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
UCC28502DWG4
UCC28502DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications requiring high efficiency and precise control. The device comes in a small outline package with gull wing terminals, ideal for space-constrained designs that demand reliable performance.
UCC28502DWTRG4
UCC28502DWTRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. This boost switcher IC is designed for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
UCC38503DWG4
UCC38503DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 1.2A output current, 120kHz max switching frequency, and BICMOS technology. It is used as a power factor controller with post regulator in applications requiring boost switcher configuration and 12V nominal input voltage.
UCC28501DWG4
UCC28501DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 1.2A and a max switching frequency of 120kHz. It operates in industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for power factor correction applications. The IC features boost switcher configuration and utilizes pulse width modulation control technique for efficient power management.
UCC28512DWG4
UCC28512DWG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature grade range from -40 to 105°C, making it suitable for power factor control applications requiring high efficiency and precision regulation.
UCC28521DWRG4
UCC28521DWRG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, with a max output current of 3.5A and a max switching frequency of 240 kHz. This boost switcher IC is designed for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
NCP1603D100R2
Onsemi
NCP1603D100R2 by Onsemi is a voltage-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates at 405 kHz switching frequency, supports 1A output current, and has a wide input voltage range of 9-18V. Ideal for automotive applications due to its small outline package and high operating temperature range (-40 to 125 °C).
ALSO OPERATES IN PEAK CURRENT MODE
9 V
13 V
e0
125 Cel
1 A
235
13,15
405 kHz
TIN LEAD
UCC28065DT
UCC28065DT by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode power factor controller with post regulator. It operates at a max switching frequency of 800 kHz, suitable for automotive applications. With a package size of 9.9mm x 3.9mm x 1.75mm and Vsup range of 14-21V, it offers efficient boost switching regulation in compact designs.
21 V
14 V
16 V
SOP16,.24
800 kHz
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