DC1412A

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DC1412A is an evaluation and demonstration board and kit available from Texas Instruments. The board is used to evaluate the functionality and performance of most 30V, low-power, DC-DC, and linear regulator applications. This low-power DC1412A board features an adjustable current limit, adjustable output voltage, high-performance 1A DC-DC regulators, a choice of linear regulator packages, and thermal protection.

The DC1412A board supports a wide variety of applications including DC motor and fan control, light control, LED power and current, data and telecommunications systems, and projectors. The board features a 32-bit floating-point ADC, 12-bit bipolar voltage range, and up to 20A peak current limit for continuous operation. The board also provides flexible current regulation and a low-noise, low-distortion signal path. The DC1412A board can be used for various projects, simulations, and tests, including measurements, graphs, and other graphic displays.

The DC1412A board uses an advanced regulating system to deliver up to 20A of continuous current. The current range of the board is adjustable from 0A to 20A, and the output voltage range is adjustable from 0.2V to 25V. The board uses up to 8 programmable outputs, enabling precise current regulation for a wide range of applications. The board\'s onboard components include an efficient switching regulator, current regulator, and voltage regulator.

The DC1412A board is powered by the DC return and uses either a three-terminal or single-terminal power input, including 9V to 28V, 90V to 240V AC-DC. A 12V DC bus is also available, allowing the board to be powered directly from a battery. The board also features overload protection and thermal protection.

The DC1412A board consists of three key operating components: a switching bypass line, a charge regulator feedback line, and a current-sense circuit. The switching bypass line transfers energy from the power source to the load. The charge regulator feedback line is responsible for monitoring the battery voltage, the output voltage, and regulating the current. The current-sense circuit is used to measure the current through the load.

The DC1412A board is a versatile and powerful evaluation and demonstration board and kit for high-power DC-DC and linear regulating applications. With adjustable current limit and adjustable output voltage, the DC1412A evaluation and demonstration board and kit is ideal for a wide variety of projects, simulations, and tests.

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