Part Number: UCC28910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28881 , UCC28750 , UCC28911 Tool/software: Hi,
Q1. Is it generally not recommended to use UCC28910 as a buck converter? The operating environment is as follows. -Input: DC 200V -Output: DC 18V -Load…
Part Number: UCC28910FBEVM-526 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28910 Tool/software: Greetings, We have a design in a structure that is normally on the ucc28910 evolation board and our board is fed with a circuit like below.
But the input to our…
Part Number: UCC28910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28730 , UCC28610 , UCC28631 Tool/software: Hi,
I need to design a flyback converter with 2 isolated outputs (12V 10mA, 6V 350mA).
Input 18V - 70Vdc
The most important requirement is the no-load…
Part Number: UCC28910 Tool/software:
Hello Team,
I am looking for buck converter for input voltage range 14V to 154V DC and output is 5V 250mA with output tolerance accepted upto 10%. Is there any sugestion for this ?
During my search I found UCC28910…
Hi Yetkin,
I am still not able to open this file. But with the suggestions above mainly following single point grounding for power and control signals ground at bulk capacitor negative it should be ok to proceed.
Thank you
Regards,
Harish
Part Number: UCC28910 Hi team,
My customer is considering to use this device and wants to know if this device is capable for the wave soldering.
wave soldering.pdf
I know a pdf that indicates that SOIC-NARROW(8 pin) can be soldered with wave soldering…
Part Number: UCC28910 Hi team,
My customer is considering to use this device and has a question about the current limit.
In the datasheet, it says
"If the DRAIN current exceeds IDOCP (~33% higher than ID_PEAK(max)), such as when IPK pin is shorted to…
Part Number: UCC28910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28911
Hello,
I don't have much experience in building power supplies but I am building a digital input card and I came to this power supply problem.
I want to build ultra input range power…
Part Number: UCC28910 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28911 , , UCC28881 Hi Team
Can you provide the difference between UCC28910 and UCC28911? I only see the maximum power difference that can be handled, is there anything else? THX