Part Number: UC3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UC3845 , UC3843 We are building an MPPT tracker using the UC384* Family.
The tracker takes a voltage from 100V to 300V and outputs constant current with a voltage limit of 350V. The current is regulated…
Part Number: UC3842 Tool/software: We are designing a controller where we need to implement average current mode operation for a product that was designed for the (now obsolete) UC3848.
Are there any other controllers that support this mode of operation…
Part Number: UC3842 Tool/software:
The yellow waveform is the pin6 output waveform, and there is a 0 level of 1ms during the startup process.During the output 0 level time, the level of the 1 pin drops to 0.7V, which may be related to comp
I want…
Part Number: UCC28C58 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UC3842 Dear e2e support,
Our UCC28C58 offers a great pin to pin alternative to the UC3842; improving by ~10x the quiescent current.
Do we have any collateral (similar to our Design Note DN-89…
Part Number: UC3842 Hello TI E2E,
I am using UC3842 to control Buck converter in current control mode,
I am using SLUP340 to design feedback compensator
it requires me to calculate WL i.e. pole due to inducator of Buck converter.
for my first…
Part Number: UC3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UC2843 Hello TI E2E,
I am using UC3842 to design a simple Buck converter with,
Vin=48V
Vout=12V
Iout=5
I am referring SLUP340 as a reference for my design,
It mentions to find transconductance…
Part Number: UC3842 Hello,
I am building an Emergency Power supply using flyback. My input voltage is 400V and output voltage is 12V. I am using peak current mode control. Can I use this configuration with auxilary winding for UC3842?
Part Number: UC3842 Hello everyone,
I am a student, and I am building a LED driver for my project.
I'm using the UC3842 as my control IC for the flyback converter. While designing the circuit, unfortunately I did not implement a soft-start circuit…
Part Number: UC3842 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UC2825 Hi,
Is there any current mode controller that supports up to 600V input voltage and external reference set?
Thanks,
