TL1453CNS Overview

With a 16-SOIC (0.209, 5.30mm Width) package, the switching controller is suitable for a wide range of applications. 2 outputs are supported by the dc motor controller. There is a Tube solid enclosure around the pmic. There are PWM dc switching's output (s) that it can handle. The supply and operating voltage of the dc control are 3.6V~40V. Worked in a -20°C~85°C TA dc switcher before. A switching controller such as this can switch at a value of 1kHz~500kHz . dc dc regulators can be carried out with Surface Mount. In order to control switching efficiently, the dcdc regulator features Dead Time Control, Frequency Control. Switch converters are connected to ICs with DUAL SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog outputs. A switching converters's terminal (s) sits at the DUAL position. 16 terminations with various dc switching's functions. A few of the control techniques these dc dc converter ics adapt include PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. DC switcher's input voltageis 6V volts. TL1453 can be searched for other relevant dc to dc converter ics. 16 pins are on switching converter. The minimum input voltage of the dc dc voltage regulator should be 3.6V. The test statistics indicate that DC regulator outputs a voltage of 51V. The dc to dc regulator is limited to 40V input voltage. You should note down the dc dc regulator's usual output current of 21mA when you start a project. DC regulators have a maximum frequency of 500kHz. A total of 1 functions are present in the switch converters. A voltage regulators switching with 16 pins is designed.

TL1453CNS Features

PWM Outputs
Switching Frequency: 1kHz~500kHz
Dead Time Control, Frequency Control
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION

TL1453CNS Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments TL1453CNS DC to DC converter applications.

• Combined machine tools
• Emergency lighting monitoring equipment
• Various CNC machine tools
• Flexible manufacturing cells
• Telecommunications equipment
• Experimental setup
• Terrestrial set-top boxes
• Linear guide
• PSRR circuits
• Domestic water pumps