UCC28230DRNR Overview

Capsuled in the 12-UFDFN Exposed Pad package, the switching controller suits most application needs. 4 outputs can be generated with the dc motor controller. Packaging for the pmic consists of Tape & Reel (TR) solid enclosures. Transistor Driver dc switching's outputs (s) can be handled by it. dc controls with 7V~17V voltage are supplied and operated. Suitable for working in an dc switcher that has a -55°C~125°C TJ. The switching controller can be switched at 100kHz~550kHz. The Surface Mount makes it ideal for general dc dc regulator. DCDC regulator is controlled efficiently by Frequency Control, Soft Start. Switch converters are connected to ICs with SWITCHING CONTROLLER analog outputs. DUAL are the position of the terminal of the switching converters. Different dc switching's functions can be applied to 12 terminations. Some of the control techniques adapted by these dc dc converter ics include PULSE WIDTH MODULATION. A DC switcher's nominal voltage of 12V is input. A search for "UCC28230" will reveal other relevant dc to dc converter ics. 12 pins are present on switching converter. Particularly, switching converter is a type of Switching Regulator or Controllers. An input voltage of 7V is the minimum required for the dc dc voltage regulator. Statistically, DC regulator outputs 3.3V volts. voltage regulator dc to dcs with a 100 % duty cycle are designed to be reliable when powered on and powered off. DC regulator1MHz has the maximum frequency. 0.2A is the largest value switching converter outputs. There must be a voltage supply of 12V volts. The controller should not be supplied with more current than 2.5mA.

UCC28230DRNR Features

Transistor Driver Outputs
Switching Frequency: 100kHz~550kHz
Frequency Control, Soft Start
PULSE WIDTH MODULATION
Max Duty Cycle: 100 %

UCC28230DRNR Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments UCC28230DRNR DC to DC converter applications.

• Flaw detection equipment
• Scientific research
• Fire elevators
• Television equipment
• Automatic plug-in machines
• Handheld GPS
• Current source circuits
• Correction machines
• Nuclear power plants
• Overvoltage protection circuits in TV sets