UCC2805PWG4 Overview

This switching controller fits most application requirements since it is packaged in a 8-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package. 1 outputs are supported by the dc motor controller. Tray solid enclosure protects the pmic. Transistor Driver dc switching's outputs (s) are supported. DC control operates at 3.6V~12V volts and has 3.6V~12V supply voltage. Qualified to work in an dc switcher with -40°C~85°C TA. In this switching controller, the switch can be set to 31kHz. The Surface Mount value makes it suitable for general dc dc regulator. Frequency Control provides dcdc regulator efficient switching control. An analog IC with the SWITCHING CONTROLLER signal is connected to the switch converters. Thare switching converters has a terminal (s) at DUAL . An array of 8 terminations of dc switching. To name a few of the control techniques these dc dc converter ics adapt, it includes PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. There is a DC switcher's nominal voltage of 10V. UCC2805 can be used to locate other relevant dc to dc converter ics. Total pins of switching converter are 8. In particular, switching converter is a type of Switching Regulator or Controllers. It is recommended that the dc dc voltage regulator's minimum input voltage be 4V. Test statistics indicate DC regulator outputs 1V voltage. If you start a project, note down the dc dc regulator's usual output current of 1A. As a result of this, the maximum duty cycle of the voltage regulator dc to dc must remain 50 % during power-up and power-down. The Surface Mount makes DC switcher suitable for most applications and prototypes. The switching controller works at a frequency of 1MHz. The supply voltage must be 10V. You should not supply more current than 25mA to the controller.

UCC2805PWG4 Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: 31kHz
Frequency Control
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 50 %
Frequency: 1MHz

UCC2805PWG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments UCC2805PWG4 DC to DC converter applications.

• Access control systems
• Current source circuits
• Photovoltaic power
• Planers
• Magnetohydrodynamic power
• CMM
• Automation technology
• ATMs
• Imported equipment
• PSRR circuits