UC3625N

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UC3625N is an integrated power management IC (PMIC) specially designed for motor drives and controllers, offering integrated power supply sequencing, over temperature protection, and current loop with low parts count and high performance. Its circuit can switch DC power supplies up to 20V with high efficiency and low-voltage drop, and provide exceptional over-temperature protection, with features including over-temperature detection, pre-delay, or thermal limiting. In addition, UC3625N is designed to operate with PWM pulse input for controlling motor speed and direction, thereby providing flexible control over the speed of the motor.

In terms of performance, the UC3625N has a 2 MHz operating frequency, a 120mΩ output drive resistance, and an impressive efficiency of 95%. In order to reduce power dissipation and temperature rise in the power supply, this IC employs a die-thickness optimized output on-resistance that helps to achieve better thermal performance as well as higher power conversion frequency. The UC3625N is designed to work with a wide range of motor controllers. This PMIC can be used for motor drives, controllers, and applications involving high current and power, such as R/C helicopters, electric vehicles, and robotics, among others.

The UC3625N is an all-around power management IC specifically designed for motor drives and controllers. It can be used to provide various protections and capabilities, such as power sequencing, current loops, and over-temperature protection. With its outstanding performance parameters, such as operating frequency, on-resistance, and efficiency, the UC3625N is an ideal solution for high-power applications. Furthermore, the IC’s flexibility in terms of its ability to work with a range of motor controllers makes it a popular choice for various applications.

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