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The UCC28910D from Texas Instruments is a high-voltage flyback switcher designed for efficient power conversion. It integrates a 700V power FET and controller, enabling precise output voltage and current regulation without the need for an optical coupler.
Key electrical specifications include a wide operating voltage range and a maximum switching frequency of 115kHz, supporting high-power density designs. The device offers ±5% output voltage regulation accuracy and ±5% output current regulation accuracy, compensating for AC line and primary inductance variations. It also features low standby power consumption, enabling designs with less than 30mW.
This flyback switcher is suitable for various applications including wall adapters, chargers, smart plugs, IoT devices, and LED lighting. It is available in a 7-SOIC package and supports surface mount installation. Built-in protection features include current limiting, over-temperature, and over-voltage protection.
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The input voltage range is 6.5V to 30V.
The operating junction temperature range is -40°C to 125°C.
It is available in an 8-SOIC (7 leads) surface mount package, also referred to as 7-SOIC.
The switching frequency ranges from 420Hz to 115kHz.
The maximum output current is 0.6A.
It uses a flyback topology.
Fault protections include current limiting, over-temperature protection, and over-voltage protection.