Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Hi team,
Customer would like to know whether we have p2p product of UCC28C4X-Q1 with lower UVLO (<6.5V) ? Or if there's work around method of external circuit to reduce UVLO value?
Thanks,
Scarlett
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28C40-Q1 , UCC28C41 Hi team,
I'd like to check my understanding about the difference between UCC28C41-Q1 and UCC28C40-Q1. UCC28C41-Q1 can only be operated with input from LV(12V battery as an…
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC28C41 hello,
I want know the minimum on time of UCC28C41. Because the I find the drive of UCC28C41 at high voltage and Light load have a fixed turn-on time (73ns). Therefore, I want to know why…
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 It can support the more than 50% duty cycle..?? If yes, what is worst case duty cycle for this "IC"..?? please provide the detailed document for this concept of Duty cycle.
If IC can not support the more than 50% duty…
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Hello,
Iam using UCC28C41-Q1 for an application which requires 40KHz with 50% duty cycle (the requirement is only for safety and logic ) i just need pulse output no need of feedback.
we have following circuit, but not getting…
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Hello Ti,
what is the PWM state for this IC..?? During these two conditions:
1. when Feedback is open or interrupted
2. when Compensation is open or interrupted
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC2808A-2 lease help recommend the new DC/DC scheme, specific parameters requirements are as follows. Enter 9 x 35 V. Isolated output 12V / 5.5A 66W. Efficiency is no less than 90%. Operating temperature…
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01505 Hi,
There is only TIDA-01505 Start-Up Waveforms at an 800V input voltage, we need the waveforms at a 40V input voltage, could you please provide? Thanks.
Part Number: UCC28C41-Q1 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TIDA-01505 , Hello all,
in the following TI presentation is mentioned a TIDA-01505 design with a UCC28C41-Q1 to convert 1000V down to 15V.
I can't find this reference design anywhere, could you help…
