UCC3818DWTR - Texas Instruments

Manufacturer Part Number

UCC3818DWTR

Manufacturer

Texas Instruments

Introduction

The UCC3818DWTR is an integrated circuit designed for power management, particularly Power Factor Correction in a variety of electronic applications.

Product Features and Performance

Average Current Mode PFC Controller

Wide Switching Frequency Range: 6kHz to 220kHz

Low Startup Current: 150 µA

Supply Voltage Range: 12V to 17V

Operating Temperature Range: 0°C to 70°C

Surface Mount Device in 16-SOIC Package

Designed for efficient power supply systems

Product Advantages

Improves power efficiency and reduces energy loss

Minimizes harmonic distortion in the power system

Versatile switching frequency for different applications

Reliable operation within a broad temperature range

Key Technical Parameters

Mode: Average Current

Frequency - Switching: 6kHz ~ 220kHz

Current - Startup: 150 µA

Voltage - Supply: 12V ~ 17V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C

Mounting Type: Surface Mount

Package / Case: 16-SOIC

Quality and Safety Features

Built-in under-voltage lockout

Overcurrent protection

Thermal shutdown feature for safety

Compatibility

Compatible with a range of power supply designs and electronic equipment requiring Power Factor Correction

Application Areas

AC/DC power supplies

Power adapters and chargers

Consumer electronics

Industrial and commercial systems requiring PFC

Product Lifecycle

Product Status: Last Time Buy

Potential discontinuation with a recommendation to seek replacements or upgrades

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Enhances power system efficiency, reducing operational costs

Supports a wide range of operating frequencies for flexibility in design

Low power consumption during startup conserving energy

Compatible with modern surface mount technology for streamlined production

Texas Instruments' reputation for quality and robustness in power management

Includes safety features to protect against system failures

Ensures compliance with global power efficiency standards