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UCC3818NG4
Texas Instruments
UCC3818NG4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching regulator with a 12V nominal voltage and 1.2A max output current. It operates in boost configuration using pulse width modulation control technique at a max switching frequency of 120kHz. Ideal for power factor correction applications, this BICMOS technology-based controller has a commercial temperature grade and nickel/palladium/gold terminal finish.
POWER FACTOR CONTROLLER
CURRENT-MODE
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
18 V
10.3 V
12 V
R-PDIP-T16
e4
19.305 mm
1
16
70 Cel
0 Cel
1.2 A
PLASTIC/EPOXY
DIP
DIP16,.3
RECTANGULAR
IN-LINE
NOT SPECIFIED
Not Qualified
5.08 mm
Switching Regulator or Controllers
4 mA
NO
BOOST
120 kHz
BICMOS
COMMERCIAL
Nickel/Palladium/Gold (Ni/Pd/Au)
THROUGH-HOLE
2.54 mm
DUAL
7.62 mm
UC2879NG4
The Texas Instruments UC2879NG4 is a switching controller with 20 terminals, operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C, and max output current of 0.1A. It utilizes pulse width modulation control technique for applications requiring voltage regulation in industrial settings.
ALSO HAS CONTROL MODE OF IPK, ALSO HAS CONTROL TECHNIQUE OF RESONANT
SWITCHING CONTROLLER
CURRENT/VOLTAGE-MODE
20 V
11 V
R-PDIP-T20
25.4 mm
20
85 Cel
-40 Cel
.1 A
DIP20,.3
29 V
10.75 V
PHASE-SHIFT
300 kHz
BIPOLAR
INDUSTRIAL
NICKEL PALLADIUM GOLD
UCC25701NG4
UCC25701NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with 14 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a max output current of 1.2A and a control mode of voltage-mode PWM, suitable for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation up to 15V.
VOLTAGE-MODE
15 V
10 V
R-PDIP-T14
14
DIP14,.3
20 mA
13 V
SINGLE
700 kHz
UCC3804NG4
UCC3804NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with BICMOS technology. It operates in current-mode control with pulse width modulation, supporting a max output current of 1A and a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. This IC is commonly used in buck-boost switcher configurations for various applications requiring precise voltage regulation.
9 V
R-PDIP-T8
9.81 mm
8
1 A
DIP8,.3
25 mA
0 V
BUCK-BOOST
1000 kHz
UC2844ANG4
UC2844ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates at industrial temperature grade, with a max output current of 1A and max switching frequency of 500 kHz. Ideal for buck-boost applications in various industries due to its wide input voltage range and compact package design.
25 V
5.05 V
4.95 V
5 V
28 V
16 V
500 kHz
UC3842ANG4
UC3842ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching controller with a 1A output current and 500kHz max switching frequency. It operates b/w 0-70°C, ideal for buck-boost applications in commercial-grade electronics with a supply voltage range of 16-28V.
11.5 V
5.1 V
4.9 V
UC3843ANG4
UC3843ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates at 0-70°C, supports 8.2-28V input voltage range, and delivers up to 1A output current at 500kHz switching frequency. Ideal for buck-boost applications in commercial-grade electronics due to its compact size and PWM technology.
8.2 V
8.4 V
UC3845ANG4
UC3845ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates at 0-70°C, supports input voltage of 8.2-15V, and output voltage of 4.9-5.1V. Ideal for applications requiring pulse width modulation in buck-boost configurations up to 500kHz frequency.
NCP1203P100G
Onsemi
NCP1203P100G by Onsemi is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates b/w -40 to 125°C, suitable for automotive applications. With a max output current of 0.25A and a switching frequency of 115kHz, it offers efficient power management in compact designs.
e3
9.27 mm
125 Cel
.25 A
260
5.33 mm
115 kHz
CMOS
AUTOMOTIVE
TIN
NCP1377BPG
NCP1377BPG by Onsemi is a current-mode switching controller with max output current of 0.5A and max switching frequency of 300kHz. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates b/w -40 to 125°C, with a package style of in-line and through-hole terminal form.
ALSO HAS RESONANT CONTROL TECHNIQUE
R-PDIP-T7
9.78 mm
7
.5 A
DIP7/8,.3
4.45 mm
MATTE TIN
30
NCP1377PG
NCP1377PG by Onsemi is a switching controller with max output current of 0.5A and max operating temp of 125 °C. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates in current-mode control technique with a max switching frequency of 300kHz.
UC2854ANG4
UC2854ANG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a current-mode control technique, PWM technology, and boost switcher configuration. Ideal for industrial applications requiring a 7.5V output voltage with a max output current of 1.5A at 120kHz frequency.
1.5 A
7.6 V
7.4 V
7.5 V
12 mA
UC3854BNG4
UC3854BNG4 by Texas Instruments is a current-mode switching regulator with 16 terminals. It operates b/w 0-70°C, with a boost configuration and PWM control technique at a max frequency of 120 kHz. Ideal for power factor correction applications due to its output voltage range of 7.4-7.6 V and input voltage of 10-20 V.
NCP1010AP065G
NCP1010AP065G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 7 terminals, operating at 71 kHz frequency and supporting 0.55 A output current. It uses pulse width modulation control technique for applications requiring a max input voltage of 8 V, such as power supplies and voltage converters.
SWITCHING REGULATOR
8 V
.55 A
71 kHz
NCP1011AP065G
NCP1011AP065G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 7 terminals, 0.55A output current, and 71kHz max frequency. It uses pulse width modulation for control and is ideal for applications requiring efficient power conversion in compact spaces.
NCP1011AP100G
NCP1011AP100G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 7 terminals, 110 kHz max frequency, and 0.55 A output current. It uses pulse width modulation control technique and operates at a nominal input voltage of 8 V. Ideal for applications requiring efficient power management in compact spaces.
110 kHz
NCP1012AP100G
NCP1012AP100G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 1A output current, 110kHz max frequency, and 8V nominal input voltage. It uses pulse width modulation control technique in a rectangular plastic package for various power supply applications.
NCP1013AP065G
NCP1013AP065G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 1A output current, 71kHz max frequency, and 8V nominal input voltage. It uses pulse width modulation control technique in a rectangular plastic package for various applications requiring efficient power management.
NCP1013AP100G
NCP1013AP100G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 1A output current, 110kHz max frequency, and 8V nominal input voltage. It is used in power management applications due to its current-mode control, PWM technique, and single switcher configuration.
NCP1013AP133G
NCP1013AP133G by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 1A output current, 143kHz max frequency, and 8V nominal input voltage. It uses pulse width modulation control technique in a rectangular plastic package. Ideal for applications requiring efficient power conversion in compact spaces.
143 kHz
UC2825NG4
UC2825NG4 by Texas Instruments is a 16-terminal switching controller with BICMOS technology. It operates at -40 to 85 °C, with a max output current of 2A and PWM control mode. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation up to 5.15V at a max frequency of 1000 kHz.
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN CURRENT MODE
8.8 V
2 A
5.15 V
33 mA
9.2 V
PUSH-PULL
UC2875NG4
UC2875NG4 by Texas Instruments is a 20-terminal switching controller with a 12V nominal input/output voltage, operating b/w -25 to 85°C. It features resonant control, phase-shift switcher config, and supports up to 3A output current. Ideal for applications requiring efficient voltage regulation in compact designs.
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN CURRENT MODE; PWM CONTROL TECHNIQUE ALSO POSSIBLE
RESONANT CONTROL
-25 Cel
3 A
5.08 V
4.92 V
30 mA
OTHER
UC3845NG4
UC3845NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching regulator/controller with 1 function. It operates at temperatures b/w 0°C and 70°C, has a max output current of 1A, and uses pulse width modulation control technique. It is commonly used in buck-boost switcher applications.
9.59 mm
UC3854NG4
The Texas Instruments UC3854NG4 is a current-mode switching regulator with 16 terminals. It operates b/w 0-70°C, with a max output voltage of 7.6V and output current of 1.5A. Ideal for power factor control applications due to its boost configuration and PWM control technique.
30 V
10 mA
118 kHz
UCC25705PG4
UCC25705PG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with voltage-mode control technique, operating at 11V nominal input voltage. It features a max output current of 0.02A and a max switching frequency of 4000kHz, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise power regulation in compact spaces.
.02 A
5 mA
4000 kHz
UCC2960PG4
UCC2960PG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 2A and a max switching frequency of 360 kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for various power management applications requiring precise control and efficiency. The package style is in-line with 8 terminals, ideal for through-hole mounting in compact spaces.
8.5 V
360 kHz
UCC38084PG4
UCC38084PG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates b/w 0-70°C, has a max output current of 1A, and supports a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring pulse width modulation in commercial temperature grade environments.
4.3 V
MC33067PG
MC33067PG by Onsemi is a 16-terminal switching controller with voltage-mode control. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, ideal for industrial applications. With a max output current of 1.5A and max switching frequency of 2200 kHz, it's suitable for push-pull switcher configurations.
19.175 mm
4.44 mm
2200 kHz
MC34163PG
MC34163PG by Onsemi is a 16-terminal switching regulator with voltage-mode control. It operates b/w 0-70°C, suitable for boost configuration with max output current of 3.4A at 55kHz frequency. Ideal for commercial applications requiring efficient pulse frequency modulation technology in a compact rectangular package.
PULSE FREQUENCY MODULATION
40 V
2.5 V
19.4 mm
3.4 A
4.69 mm
55 kHz
Tin (Sn)
NCP1055P100G
NCP1055P100G by Onsemi is a VOLTAGE-MODE SWITCHING REGULATOR with 2A output current, 113 kHz switching frequency, and -40 to 125 °C operating temp. Ideal for automotive applications due to its AUTOMOTIVE grade and compact IN-LINE package style.
113 kHz
NCP1207APG
NCP1207APG by Onsemi is a switching controller with current-mode control technique, operating temperature range of -40 to 125°C. It has a max output current of 0.5A and supports a max switching frequency of 200kHz. Ideal for automotive applications due to its CMOS technology and single switcher configuration.
10.6 V
200 kHz
UC2842BNG
UC2842BNG by Onsemi is a current-mode switching controller with max output current of 1A and max switching frequency of 500kHz. It operates b/w -25 to 85°C, suitable for applications requiring pulse width modulation control in power supplies. The IC has 8 terminals in a rectangular package style, making it ideal for through-hole mounting.
NCP1653AP
NCP1653AP by Onsemi is a current-mode switching regulator with 15V nominal voltage, 1.5A max output current, and 110kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125 °C operating temperature range and pulse width modulation control technique.
ALSO OPERATES IN PEAK CURRENT MODE
9.95 V
e0
235
15
6 mA
TIN LEAD
NCP1653PG
NCP1653PG by Onsemi is a current-mode switching regulator with 15V supply voltage, 1.5A output current, and 110kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125 °C operating temperature range and power factor control capability.
UC28023NG4
The Texas Instruments UC28023NG4 is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 2A and a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range from -40°C to 105°C, making it suitable for various power management applications requiring high efficiency and precision control.
CAN ALSO BE CONFIGURED IN PEAK CURRENT OR AVERAGE CURRENT MODE
105 Cel
UCC3813N-0G4
SWITCHING CONTROLLER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR; Surface Mount: NO;
5.075 V
4.925 V
52 kHz
UCC3813N-2G4
UCC3813N-2G4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with a 10V nominal voltage, 1A max output current, and 52kHz max switching frequency. Ideal for buck-boost applications in commercial-grade electronics due to its BICMOS technology and pulse width modulation control technique.
9.3 V
CS2841BEBN8
CS2841BEBN8 by Onsemi is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates b/w -40 to 85 °C, has max output current of 1A, and max switching frequency of 60 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring efficient power regulation in compact spaces.
60 kHz
NCP1217P100G
NCP1217P100G by Onsemi is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It has a max output current of 0.5A and operates at a max switching frequency of 110kHz. This IC is commonly used in applications requiring pulse width modulation for power regulation in electronic devices.
8.3 V
ADM8660ANZ
Analog Devices
ADM8660ANZ by Analog Devices is a VOLTAGE-MODE switcher with 120 kHz switching frequency. It operates b/w -40 to 85 °C and supports input voltage range of 1.5-7 V. Ideal for industrial applications, this IC is a SWITCHED CAPACITOR CONVERTER in an IN-LINE package style.
SWITCHED CAPACITOR CONVERTER
7 V
1.5 V
4.5 mA
DOUBLER INVERTER
UC2823BNG4
The Texas Instruments UC2823BNG4 is a voltage-mode switching controller with a max output current of 2.2A and a max switching frequency of 1150 kHz. It operates in an industrial temperature range, making it suitable for various applications requiring precise voltage regulation in compact designs. The IC features pulse width modulation control technique and push-pull switcher configuration, housed in a rectangular plastic/epoxy package with 16 terminals.
2.2 A
1150 kHz
UCC2800NG4
UCC2800NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with 8 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a current-mode control technique, BICMOS technology, and a max output current of 1A. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise voltage regulation up to 5.075V at a frequency of 1000 kHz.
UCC2802NG4
UCC2802NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with a max output current of 1A and a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. It operates in current-mode control technique, suitable for industrial applications requiring pulse width modulation. With a package style of IN-LINE and through-hole terminal form, it offers efficient power management solutions.
12.5 V
UCC3800NG4
UCC3800NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with a max output current of 1A and a max switching frequency of 1000kHz. It operates in current-mode control technique, suitable for applications requiring pulse width modulation. With a package style of IN-LINE and BICMOS technology, it offers precise regulation in various commercial temperature environments.
UCC3805NG4
UCC3805NG4 by Texas Instruments is a switching controller with current-mode control technique. It operates at 0-70°C, has a max output current of 1A, and supports a max switching frequency of 1000 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring efficient power regulation in commercial-grade environments.
4 V
MC33060APG
MC33060APG by Onsemi is a switching controller with voltage-mode control technique. It operates in industrial temperature range from -40 to 85 °C and supports a max output current of 0.5 A at a max switching frequency of 200 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring pulse width modulation in power supplies.
18.48 mm
MC33063AVPG
MC33063AVPG by Onsemi is a switching regulator with 8 terminals, operating at -40 to 125°C. It has a max output current of 1.5A and supports PWM control technique. Ideal for automotive applications due to its compact size (9.78mm x 7.62mm) and wide input voltage range (3-40V).
3 V
100 kHz
MC33163PG
MC33163PG by Onsemi is a 16-terminal switching regulator with VOLTAGE-MODE control mode. It operates b/w -40 to 85 °C and supports a max output current of 3.4 A at a frequency of 55 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring boost switcher configuration in a compact IN-LINE package style.
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