UC3824NG4 Overview

Capsuled in the PDIP package, the switching controller can be used for a wide range of applications. There is enough capacity in the dc motor controller to generate the output for the 2 input. Using this switching controller, it is possible to switch at 1MHz. An analog IC with the SWITCHING CONTROLLER signal is connected to the switch converters. A switching converters's terminal (s) sits at the DUAL position. A variety of dc switching's functions can be performed on 16 terminations. The control methods that these dc dc converter ics use include PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. DC switcher's voltage input is 15V. Pins number 16 of switching converter in total. Specially, switching converter corresponds to type Switching Regulator or Controllers. An input voltage of 8.8V is the minimum required for the dc dc voltage regulator. As a result of this, the maximum duty cycle of the voltage regulator dc to dc must remain 100 % during power-up and power-down. Switching controller operates at 1MHz Hz. The value of DC to DC voltage regulator is set at CURRENT MODE OPERATION ALSO POSSIBLE in order to fulfill the requirements more effectively. At least 0°C°C is recommended. At70°C, dc regulator should run. 1 functions are available in total for the switch converters. We design voltage regulators switchings with 16 pins. The controller can set a maximum frequency of 1MHz. With 200mA inputs, switching controller is ideal. It outputs a value of 13V in normaloperating procedures. Voltage maximum is rated 30V.

UC3824NG4 Features

Switching Frequency: 1MHz
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 100 %
Frequency: 1MHz
CURRENT MODE OPERATION ALSO POSSIBLE

UC3824NG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments
UC3824NG4 DC to DC converter applications.

• Various precision measuring instruments
• Various precision measuring detectors
• Flaw detection equipment
• Balance equipment
• Industrial robots
• Industrial controllers
• Die casting equipment
• Injection molding machinery
• Various CNC machine tools
• Machining centers