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UBA2024P/N1,112

IC CFL/TL DRIVER 42.68KHZ 8DIP

Manufacturer: NXP USA Inc.

Categories: Lighting, Ballast Controllers

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NXP USA Inc. UBA2024P-N1-112 is a CFL/TL Driver Controller designed for lighting applications. Operating within a frequency range of 40.05kHz to 42.68kHz, this component features an 8-DIP (0.300", 7.62mm) package suitable for through-hole mounting. It supports a supply voltage range of 11.4V to 13.3V and exhibits a low supply current of 5 mA. The output source/sink capability is rated at 900mA. This device is commonly utilized in ballast control systems, ensuring efficient operation of compact fluorescent and linear fluorescent lighting. The operating temperature range is -40°C to 150°C.

Additional Information

Series: -RoHS Status: ROHS3 CompliantManufacturer Lead Time: No lead time information availableProduct Status: ObsoletePackaging: Tube
Technical Details:
PackagingTube
Package / Case8-DIP (0.300"", 7.62mm)
Mounting TypeThrough Hole
Frequency40.05kHz ~ 42.68kHz
TypeCFL/TL Driver
Operating Temperature-40°C ~ 150°C
Voltage - Supply11.4V ~ 13.3V
Supplier Device Package8-DIP
DimmingNo
Current - Output Source/Sink900mA
Current - Supply5 mA

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