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Enhance power density and optimize dead-time control in power delivery systems by simplifying thermal management
Our SR products enable higher power density and faster design cycles through flexible configurations and advanced deadtime control. With the ability to sink large output currents, they support a wide range of topologies, including flyback, LLC, and half/full-bridge architectures, making them ideal for high-efficiency power conversion designs.
Benefits:
1. High VDS rating support and up to 28V DC operation, enabling large output voltages with overshoot in AC/DC flyback adapters.
2. Deadtime control alongside primary controller in server and telecom applications.
Featured resources
- PMP23146 – 45-W high-power-density active clamp flyback with GaN reference design for server auxiliary power
- PMP22244 – 60-W USB Type-C® high-density active clamp flyback with GaN reference design
- TIDA-01623 – 30-W/in3, 93.4% efficiency, 100-W AC/DC adapter reference design
- UCC24612-1EVM – Secondary-side synchronous rectifier controller diode-replacement demonstration board
- UCC24624EVM – UCC24624 LLC gated driver evaluation Module
- UCC24630EVM-636 – UCC24630 65W AC/DC Adapter
- A High Efficiency Synchronous Rectifier Flyback for High Density AC/DC Adapter – Application note
- USB Wall Chargers: Conveniences and Challenges – Technical article
Improve thermal performance and maximize appliance efficiency with our SR controllers designed for modern energy needs
Our SR products enable improved efficiency, higher power density, and simplified thermal design in appliance systems with low output voltage and high output current requirements. Designed for flexibility, they support both high-side and low-side configurations, and offer multiple orderable options with high frequency support for enhancing power density in flyback and LLC topologies.
Benefits:
1. High VDS rating supports large output voltages with overshoot, ensuring robust performance in demanding power environments.
2. VDD operation from 4.2V to 28V DC, for design flexibility across voltages.
Featured resources
- UCC24612-1EVM – Secondary-side synchronous rectifier controller diode-replacement demonstration board
- UCC24624EVM – UCC24624 LLC gated driver evaluation Module
- UCC24630EVM-636 – UCC24630 65W AC/DC Adapter
Optimize energy performance in your home entertainment systems with our SR controllers
Our SR products enhance the performance of home entertainment systems including TVs, gaming consoles, and sound systems by delivering improved efficiency, higher power density, and simplified thermal design. With support for high-side and low-side configurations and high-frequency operation, they are ideal for flyback and LLC converters.
Benefits:
1. High VDS rating for reliable operation under demanding voltage conditions.
2. VDD operation from 4.2V to 28V DC, offers flexibility across system designs.
3. Improved efficiency and power density for compact high-performance consumer electronics.
Featured resources
- UCC24612-1EVM – Secondary-side synchronous rectifier controller diode-replacement demonstration board
- UCC24624EVM – UCC24624 LLC gated driver evaluation Module
- UCC24630EVM-636 – UCC24630 65W AC/DC Adapter
- Design Considerations With Dual-Channel SR Controller UCC24624 – Application note
- Agency requirements for stand-by power consumption w/ offline and PoL converters – Analog Design Journal