Description
The SG3524 is a monolithic integrated circuit designed to generate regulated PWM signals. It features an internal voltage reference and error amplifier, making it well-suited for implementing feedback control in power supply circuits.
Driver and Interface IC, Electronic Component, IC (Integrated Circuit)
SG3524 Regulating Pulse Width Modulator IC DIP-16 Package
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25 In stock
CompareFeatures
- PWM Control: Provides pulse width modulation for controlling power delivery and regulation.
- Internal Voltage Reference: Includes a stable 2.5V reference voltage for accurate feedback control.
- Error Amplifier: Integrated error amplifier for adjusting the PWM duty cycle based on feedback.
- Oscillator: Built-in oscillator with adjustable frequency for generating PWM signals.
- Dead-Time Control: Features dead-time control to prevent simultaneous conduction of high and low-side switches in H-bridge circuits.
- Output Stage: Includes a totem pole output stage capable of driving external power transistors.
Specifications
- Supply Voltage (Vcc): 7V to 40V
- Oscillator Frequency: Adjustable up to 100 kHz
- Output Drive Current: Typically 200 mA (sink/source)
- Internal Reference Voltage: 2.5V
- Operating Temperature Range: -40°C to 85°C
- Package Type: DIP-16 (Dual In-line Package with 16 pins)
Applications
- Switch-Mode Power Supplies (SMPS): Used in designing various types of power supplies, including buck, boost, and flyback converters.
- Motor Control: Implements PWM control for motor speed and direction regulation.
- DC-DC Converters: Provides PWM control for DC-DC conversion applications.
- Power Inverters: Used in inverter circuits for converting DC to AC power with regulation.
- Battery Chargers: Applies to battery charging circuits where precise control of charging currents is required.
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