Manufacturer Part Number
TL2845BDR-8
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Introduction
The TL2845BDR-8 is a versatile PWM controller integrated circuit designed for power management applications involving DC-DC switching.
Product Features and Performance
PWM controller optimized for switch mode power supplies
Support for Step-Up, Step-Up/Step-Down functions
Positive output configuration
Applicable for Boost, Flyback, and Forward topologies
Single output with one-phase operation
High-frequency switching capable of up to 500kHz
Maximum duty cycle of 48%
Surface mount 8-SOIC package enables compact design
Operating temperature range from -40°C to 85°C
Designed for ease of application with minimal external components
Product Advantages
Highly efficient control for power conversions
Flexibility in application due to multiple topology support
Good thermal performance within a wide temperature range
Reliability in harsh conditions
Key Technical Parameters
Single Output Transistor Driver
Voltage supply range between 7.6V and 30V
Switching frequency up to 500kHz
No Synchronous Rectifier
Frequency Control for precise operation
Quality and Safety Features
Built to withstand industrial temperature ranges
Compliance with Texas Instruments' strict quality standards
Compatibility
Compatible with various power supply designs including boost, flyback, and forward converters
Easily mountable on surface due to 8-SOIC packaging
Application Areas
Power Supplies for Consumer Electronics
Telecommunication systems
Industrial control systems
Portable battery-powered devices
Product Lifecycle
Status: Active; not nearing discontinuation
Availability of replacements or upgrades should be verified with Texas Instruments directly
Key Reasons to Choose This Product
Versatility in power management across various applications
Robust design suitable for a range of operating conditions
High-frequency operation allows for a smaller form factor in end design
Reliable performance from a leading semiconductor manufacturer
Potential for simplifying circuit complexity due to integrated functionalities