E-UC2844BN Overview

The switching controller fits in the 8-DIP (0.300, 7.62mm) package and is ideal for most applications. This dc motor controller can be used to generate outputs with 1 numbers. Packaging for the pmic consists of Tube solid enclosures. It is capable of dealing with Transistor Driver dc switching's output (s). dc switching'sThis dc control has a supply voltage and operating voltage of 10V~30V. A -25°C~85°C TA dc switcher is not a problem. Switching can be done at Up to 500kHz with this switching controller. The Through Hole makes it ideal for general dc dc regulator. For efficient switching control, the dcdc regulator features Frequency Control. A SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog integrated circuit is connected to the switch converters. Thare switching converters has a terminal (s) at DUAL . The 8 terminations can be used for a wide range of dc switching. These dc dc converter ics adapt a variety of control techniques, including PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. The nominal DC switcher's voltage input is 15V. You can find other relevant dc to dc converter ics by searching "UC2844". There are a total of 8 pins on switching converter. DC regulator outputs 5.05V voltage according to the test statistics. The dc dc regulator's usual output current is 1A, which should be noted down when you start a project. Voltage regulator dc to dc is designed to operate at 50 % duty cycle during power-ups and power-downs to ensure reliability. In most applications and prototypes, DC switcher's Through Hole makes it suitable. Switching controllers operate at 450kHz frequencies. In order for the voltage regulator dc to dc to perform safely and reliably in a circuit, users are advised to apply 30V.

E-UC2844BN Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: Up to 500kHz
Frequency Control
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 50 %
Frequency: 450kHz

E-UC2844BN Applications

There are a lot of STMicroelectronics E-UC2844BN DC to DC converter applications.

• Television equipment
• Computer application technology
• Power supplies of electronic gadgets
• Nuclear power plants
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets
• Sink circuits
• Window air conditioners
• Boring machines
• Elevator lighting
• USB circuits