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UCC24612: Suggest PWM controllers including PFC, SR

Amar Asawale
Prodigy 25 points

Part Number: UCC24612

We are manufacturer of SMPS upto 500W & looking for support for various PWM controllers including PFC.
 
Please let us know how can you support on various topology controllers/PFC/SR for our new SMPS series from 5W to 500W.
 
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    TI__Intellectual 1510 points

    Hello,
    Thank you for reaching out to Texas Instruments.

    We would be glad to support your new 5W to 500W SMPS series with our comprehensive power portfolio.
    TI offers industry-leading solutions across your entire power roadmap:

    1. 5W to 75W: High-efficiency flyback controllers (PSR/SSR) and Quasi-Resonant (QR) controllers.
    2. 75W to 500W:
      1. Advanced Transition Mode (TM) and Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM) PFC controllers, alongside high-efficiency LLC resonant and phase-shifted full-bridge controllers.
      2. Output Stage: Smart Synchronous Rectification (SR) drivers to maximize efficiency.

    To ensure you receive dedicated design support, schematic/layout reviews, and seamless sample/EVM procurement, please engage directly with your local TI Field Application Engineer (FAE).
    If you do not have an assigned FAE, please submit a request through the TI support portal, and your inquiry will be routed to the appropriate local technical team.

    Regards,

    Shailesh

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    Prodigy 25 points

    Please share local FAE name and contact details.

  • 0 in reply to Amar Asawale
    TI__Intellectual 1510 points

    Hi Amar,

    Thank you for reaching out. To help get your hardware design moving forward smoothly, here is how we can get you in touch with the right technical support resources at Texas Instruments.
    For growing accounts that do not yet have an assigned TI representative or for immediate technical assistance, TI manages engineering support through this very forum:
    1. Please submit a Company Ticket: Log into your myTI Company Account and open a technical ticket via the Support Center. Be sure to include your Estimated Annual Volume (EAV) and project timeline, as TI routes high-potential tickets directly to local regional sales offices for FAE assignment.
    2. For immediate chip-level troubleshooting, you can post directly to this Forum. We have an application engineer assigned to every part in our portfolio.
    If you are working with an authorized global distributor (like Arrow or Avnet) for this project, you can also leverage their internal, TI-certified engineering teams to support you.
    Please let me know which path works best for your current setup, or if you need help navigating the portal!
    Regards,
    Shailesh
  • 0 in reply to Shailesh Dubey
    Prodigy 25 points

    Submitted request as per your suggestion..