The UCC28063 is a dual-phase, transition-mode Power Factor Correction (PFC) pre-regulator. The UCC28063EVM-723 is an evaluation module (EVM) with a 390-V, 300-W, dc output that operates from a universal input of 85 VRMS to 265 VRMS and provides power-factor correction.

The EPC9051 is a high efficiency, differential mode class-E amplifier demonstration board that can operate up to 15 MHz. This board may also be used for applications where a low side switch is utilized. Examples include, and are not limited to, push-pull converters, current-mode Class D amplifiers, common source bi-directional switch, and generic high voltage narrow pulse width applications such as LiDAR.

The MCP73833 Li-Ion Battery Charger Evaluation Board is an evaluation and demonstration tool for Microchip’s MCP73833/4 Stand-Alone Linear Li-Ion/Li-Polymer Charge Management Controllers. The evaluation board has two circuits provided with one circuit fully assembled and tested.

The TPS20xxCDRCEVM-016 and TPS20xxCDGNEVM-015 are evaluation modules (EVM) for the Texas Instruments family of dual-channel, current-limited, power distribution switches.

The board is a 35 W, wide-range mains input, power factor corrected SMPS (switched mode power supply) suitable for all low power applications requiring a high PF (power factor), such as lighting applications and power supplies for LEDs. The low-cost L6562A and the simple flyback topology combine to provide a very competitive PFC controller solution.

The L4981 integrated circuit is a continous mode average current controller with several specific functions for active power factor correction. It can operate in high quality, medium/high power conversion range and provides all the necessary features to achieve a very high power factor, up to 0.99. Thanks to the BCD technology used, operative switching frequency higher than 200kHz can be used.

The Texas Instruments TPS2543EVM-064 evaluation module (EVM) helps designers evaluate the performance of the TPS2543 USB Charging Port Power Switch and Controller. The EVM contains input and output connectors. Jumper controls are also provided to ease evaluation of device features.

The EPC9001 development board is a 40 V maximum device voltage, 15 A maximum output current, half bridge with onboard gate drives

DC1220B is a Low Profile Regulated Dual Cell SuperCAP Charger featuring the LTC3225. The LTC3225 is a constant-current SuperCAP charger designed to charge two SuperCAPs in series to a fixed output voltage of 4.8V or 5.3V from a 2.9V to 5.5V input supply.

DC1583A-B is a 1A high efficiency 2-Cell supercapacitor charger with automatic cell balancing featuring the LTC3625-1. The LTC3625-1 are programmable supercapacitor chargers designed to charge two supercapacitors in series to a fixed voltage of 4.5V/4.0V from a 2.7V to 5.5V input supply. Automatic cell balancing is achieved during the charging phase, preventing overvoltage damage to either supercapacitor while maximizing charge rate.