UCC28951PWR

Texas Instruments
595-UCC28951PWR
UCC28951PWR

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Switching Controllers Green phase-shifted full-bridge controll A 595-UCC28951PWT

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Product Category: Switching Controllers
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Full Bridge
1 Output
100 kHz
97 %
5 V
200 mA
- 40 C
+ 125 C
SMD/SMT
TSSOP-24
Reel
Cut Tape
MouseReel
Brand: Texas Instruments
Country of Assembly: Not Available
Country of Diffusion: Not Available
Country of Origin: TW
Description/Function: Phase-shifted full-bridge controller
Fall Time: 7 ns
Isolation: Non-Isolated
Moisture Sensitive: Yes
Operating Supply Current: 5 mA
Operating Supply Voltage: 8 V to 17 V
Product: Full-Bridge Controllers
Product Type: Switching Controllers
Rise Time: 9 ns
Series: UCC28951
Shutdown: Shutdown
Factory Pack Quantity: 2000
Subcategory: PMIC - Power Management ICs
Unit Weight: 148.300 mg
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CNHTS:
8542399000
CAHTS:
8542310000
USHTS:
8542310030
ECCN:
EAR99

UCC28951/UCC28951-Q1 Full Bridge Controllers

Texas Instruments UCC28951/UCC28951-Q1 Full Bridge Controllers are enhanced phase-shifted full-bridge controllers built upon TI's industry-standard UCC28950. These controllers are fully compatible drop-in replacements for the UCC28950. The UCC28951/UCC28951-Q1 uses advanced control of the full-bridge and active control of the synchronous rectifier (SR) output stage. Programmable delays ensure ZVS operation over a wide range of operating conditions. This delay is done while the load current naturally tunes the switching delays of the secondary-side SRs. This functionality maximizes overall system efficiency.