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Source Content uid:
BAT54C
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Manufacturer Part Number:
BAT54C
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Brand Name:
ON Semiconductor
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Pbfree Code:
Yes
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Rohs Code:
Yes
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Part Life Cycle Code:
Obsolete
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Package Description:
SOT-23, 3 PIN
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Manufacturer Package Code:
318BM
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Reach Compliance Code:
compliant
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ECCN Code:
EAR99
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HTS Code:
8541.10.00.70
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Manufacturer:
onsemi
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Risk Rank:
7.14
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Configuration:
COMMON CATHODE, 2 ELEMENTS
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Diode Element Material:
SILICON
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Diode Type:
RECTIFIER DIODE
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Forward Voltage-Max (VF):
1 V
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JEDEC-95 Code:
TO-236AB
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JESD-30 Code:
R-PDSO-G3
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JESD-609 Code:
e3
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Moisture Sensitivity Level:
1
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Non-rep Pk Forward Current-Max:
0.6 A
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Number of Elements:
2
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Number of Terminals:
3
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Operating Temperature-Max:
150 °C
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| BAT54CLT1G Diodes | 0.1 A, 30 V, 2 ELEMENT, SILICON, SIGNAL DIODE, TO-236, HALOGEN FREE AND ROHS COMPLIANT, MINIATURE, CASE 318-08, 3 PIN | Rochester Electronics LLC | BAT54C vs BAT54CLT1G |
| BAT54C-T1-G Diodes | Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 2 Element, 0.3A, Silicon, SMD, 3 PIN | Sangdest Microelectronics (Nanjing) Co Ltd | BAT54C vs BAT54C-T1-G |
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| BAT54CTT1G Diodes | 0.1 A, 30 V, 2 ELEMENT, SILICON, SIGNAL DIODE, HALOGEN FREE AND ROHS COMPLIANT, MINIATURE, CASE 463-01, SC-75, 3 PIN | Rochester Electronics LLC | BAT54C vs BAT54CTT1G |
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| BAT54CD87Z Diodes | Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 2 Element, 0.2A, 30V V(RRM), Silicon, TO-236AB, | Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation | BAT54C vs BAT54CD87Z |
| BAT54C-T1-LF Diodes | Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 2 Element, 0.2A, 30V V(RRM), Silicon, ROHS COMPLIANT, PLASTIC PACKAGE-3 | Won-Top Electronics Co Ltd | BAT54C vs BAT54C-T1-LF |
| BAT54C-G Diodes | Rectifier Diode, Schottky, 0.2A, 30V V(RRM) | WEITRON INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. | BAT54C vs BAT54C-G |
| BAT54CXV3T1G Diodes | 0.2 A, 30 V, 2 ELEMENT, SILICON, SIGNAL DIODE, HALOGEN FREE AND ROHS COMPLIANT, MINIATURE, CASE 463C-03, SC-89, 3 PIN | Rochester Electronics LLC | BAT54C vs BAT54CXV3T1G |
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36-60Vin, 350W Slow Drain Modulation Power Converter with PSFB ZTE and HSHB Reference Design - PMP7246.2 - TI Tool Folder
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design - PMP9668.2 - TI Tool Folder
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.4: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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36-60Vin, 350W Slow Drain Modulation Power Converter with PSFB ZTE and HSHB Reference Design
PMP7246.2: This is a 350W High Speed Full Bridge Phase Shift ZVT Synchronous Rectification DC/DC reference design. It is built for telecom applications to supply a RF Power Amplifier stage. The design is utilizing UCC28950 voltage mode forward and average current limitation backward converter (two quadrant converter). It can modulate output voltage from 20V to 32V within 200us (at maximum 200uF of capacitive load) – so called: slow drain modulation. The converter has full load steps capability as well. It is a very small design for high sophisticated telecom applications. The system can also be used for all other two quadrant applications. Input voltage range: 36VDC-60VDC; Output voltage: 20VDC…32VDC (adjustable); Output current: 12A (18Apeak).
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Universal AC Input to 30Vmax@6A Lead-acid Battery Charger Reference Design with PFC
PMP10110.1: The PMP10110 design converts the universal input AC voltage to isolated 17V...30V@6A and is suitable to charge lead-acid or Li-Ion batteries. The converter is a constant-V and constant-I genarator and the set points for output voltage (charge level) and current are settable by means of two PWM signals. The first stage is a PFC boost while the isolation ad current stabilization is performed by DC-DC half bridge stage. An isolated quasi-resonant flyback converter supplies all internal voltages and provide some extra current for external loads (fan or analog section), in details 12V@400mA and 5V@300mA.
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Integrated 1-3S Standalone Battery Charger with EMI Compliance Reference Design
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.2: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.3: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.5: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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Isolated 26VAC/DC Solid-State Relay Reference Design
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.6: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design - PMP9668.3 - TI Tool Folder
PMP9668: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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High Eff 2Stage Univ Input Power Supply-Transition Mode PFC LLC Resonant Conv Reference Design
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (1.8V @ 4A) - PMP4742.6 - TI Tool Folder
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (12V @ 1.1A) - PMP4742.1 - TI Tool Folder
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (24V @ 0.5A)
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Digitally Isolated 2-Channel, Wide DC Binary Input Module Reference Design
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Universal AC Input to 30Vmax@6A Lead-acid Battery Charger Reference Design with PFC
PMP10110.4: The PMP10110 design converts the universal input AC voltage to isolated 17V...30V@6A and is suitable to charge lead-acid or Li-Ion batteries. The converter is a constant-V and constant-I genarator and the set points for output voltage (charge level) and current are settable by means of two PWM signals. The first stage is a PFC boost while the isolation ad current stabilization is performed by DC-DC half bridge stage. An isolated quasi-resonant flyback converter supplies all internal voltages and provide some extra current for external loads (fan or analog section), in details 12V@400mA and 5V@300mA.
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Universal uP Controlled Battery Charger 24Vin 10 Aout max, 5/12V 2A & 5V 4A, 2 USB Ports Ref Design
PMP9668.1: BQ24745 is a host controlled synchronous buck battery charger capable of charging batteries at up to 19.2V and up to 8 A normally, extended to 10 A with use of 8 mOhm battery sense resistor. The power train is capable of 8 A with convection only cooling and 10 A with moderate fan cooling (~200 LFM). The Test Report includes Thermal images for both cases. While the design shows a 28 pin MSP430 as the host, any processor with SMBus capability will work. A 5/12V 2A auxiliary converter using TPS54335, and 5V 4A with TPS40170 with 2x CSD18504 are provided. For the two USB ports, the design provides TPS2561A for power switching and TPS2513A for control. A linear TPS70933 provides the 3.3V for the MSP430 and interface signals. A rich Test Interface allows full testing of hardware in the absence of software and then provides multiple interface choices for software development.
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Phase Compensated 8-Ch Multiplexed Data Acquisition System for Power Automation Reference Design
TIPD167: This TI Verified Design provides the theory, component selection, TINA-TI simulations, Verification & Measurement Performance, Altium Schematics, PCB Layout for a Phase Compensated 8-Ch Multiplexed Data Acquisition System for Power Automation. The design uses a 16-bit, 8-Channel, 500ksps SAR ADC, ADS8688 with integrated analog front-end circuit for ease of system hardware design. The design introduces the concept of phase and phase Compensation, compares the additional phase delay introduced between the input channels of a non-simultaneous sampling ADC with a simultaneous sampling ADC, and provides a optimal algorithm to compensate for the phase delay introduced in a non-simultaneous implementation. Measured results demonstrate how the phase compensation algorithm used in this design compensates for the additional phase delay introduced by a multiplexed ADC, resulting in an equivalent performing solution as compared to a simultaneous sampling ADC solution.
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A Fully Featured, 350W Offline High Performance Power Supply
PMP5568: This project is a complete 350W, high performance, high speed offline power supply solution. It contains a novel, microcontroller-driven synchronous bridge rectifier, a 2-phase interleaved PFC stage and a phase-shifted fullbridge as down converter. It has an universal input (85 .. 265V AC) and the output voltage is adjustable between 12 and 14V. The continuous output current is 25A, the peak current is 27A. A second microcontroller monitors several values (input voltage, PFC voltage, output voltage, output current, temperatures), is the interface to the user (LCD, push-buttons), adjusts the output voltage and synchronizes the switching frequency of all converters.
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USB-C DFP+ USB-A Power Bank with Input & Output Fast Charger Reference Design
PMP4451.2: This is a power bank reference design with a USB typc C DFP plus a USB type A port supporting high voltage discharging. Fast charger input is also supported to save more charging time. It can detect the input port attach/detach automatically, as well as the output ports.
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36-60Vin, 350W Slow Drain Modulation Power Converter with PSFB ZTE and HSHB Reference Design
PMP7246.1: This is a 350W High Speed Full Bridge Phase Shift ZVT Synchronous Rectification DC/DC reference design. It is built for telecom applications to supply a RF Power Amplifier stage. The design is utilizing UCC28950 voltage mode forward and average current limitation backward converter (two quadrant converter). It can modulate output voltage from 20V to 32V within 200us (at maximum 200uF of capacitive load) – so called: slow drain modulation. The converter has full load steps capability as well. It is a very small design for high sophisticated telecom applications. The system can also be used for all other two quadrant applications. Input voltage range: 36VDC-60VDC; Output voltage: 20VDC…32VDC (adjustable); Output current: 12A (18Apeak).
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (1.8V @ 4A)
PMP4742.6: PMP4742.6 supplies the DDR2 memory by means of TPS54620 (1.8V@3.5A) and TPS51200 (0.9V@0.5A). The DDR2 current is monitored by INA210 and shunt resistor.
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (12V @ 1.1A)
PMP4742.1: PMP4742.1 comprises a negative input (-10.8V to -13.2V) to positive output (12V@1A average) inverting buck-boost converter with TPS40210; a hot swap circuit with TPS2420 quickly limits the output current to 2A peak.
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (1.2V @ 2A)
PMP4742.4: For PMP4742.4, A second TPS54620 synchronous buck converter, supplies an FPGA at 1.2V@2A. Also, the output current is measured by INA210 and shunt resistor.
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Universal AC Input to 30Vmax@6A Lead-acid Battery Charger Reference Design with PFC
PMP10110.3: The PMP10110 design converts the universal input AC voltage to isolated 17V...30V@6A and is suitable to charge lead-acid or Li-Ion batteries. The converter is a constant-V and constant-I genarator and the set points for output voltage (charge level) and current are settable by means of two PWM signals. The first stage is a PFC boost while the isolation ad current stabilization is performed by DC-DC half bridge stage. An isolated quasi-resonant flyback converter supplies all internal voltages and provide some extra current for external loads (fan or analog section), in details 12V@400mA and 5V@300mA.
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (3.3V @ 5A)
PMP4742.3: PMP4742.3 protects the 12Vin by means of hot swap controller (TPS2420) and feeds a TPS54620, syncronous buck converter, which generates 3.3V@3.7A. An INA210 reads the buck's current for monitoring purposes.
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USB-C DFP+ USB-A Power Bank with Input & Output Fast Charger Reference Design - PMP4451.1 - TI Tool Folder
PMP4451: This is a power bank reference design with a USB typc C DFP plus a USB type A port supporting high voltage discharging. Fast charger input is also supported to save more charging time. It can detect the input port attach/detach automatically, as well as the output ports.
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Reference Design for Telecom Applications (1.05V @ 7A)
PMP4742.5: For PMP4742.5, the core voltage is supplied by TPS40021, which drives CSD16406 and CSD16409 to deliver 1.05V@7A. The TPS2420 on the 5Vin limits the inrush current "seen" by the 5V source.
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MR16 LED Replacement
PMP5665: "PMP5665 is a MR16 halogen bulb replacement with an regulated output current of 350mA at approx. 18V. The design based on TPs40211 works on 12V AC and 7-20V DC."
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Direct Down-Conversion System with I/Q Correction
TIDA-00078: The I/Q Correction block implemented in the Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) of the TSW6011EVM helps users to adopt a direct down conversion receiver architecture in a wireless system. The I/Q correction block consists of a single-tap blind algorithm, which corrects the frequency-independent I/Q imbalance in a complex zero-IF receiver system. Along with the I/Q correction block, the FPGA includes a digital gain block, a digital power-measurement block, x2 of interpolation block, an I/Q offset correction block, and a quadrature mixing block.
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