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UCC3818DW compared against its qualified second sources
UCC3818DWTexas InstrumentsUCC2818DWTexas InstrumentsUCC3817DWTexas Instruments+4more
FFF CompatibilityIdentical 16-pin SOIC (7.5 mm width) package with the exact same pin layout and assignments.Identical package dimensions and footprint, requiring zero physical or mechanical layout modifications.Matches all electrical specs, including UVLO thresholds (10.5V / 10V) and switching frequency (6kHz to 220kHz), but with an upgraded operating temperature range.Identical 16-pin SOIC layout with matching pinout assignments.Identical package dimensions and physical footprint.Different Undervoltage Lockout (UVLO) thresholds: 16V turn-on / 10V turn-off compared to 10.5V / 10V of the original.
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UCC3818DW by Texas Instruments: PFC IC Average Current 6kHz ~ 220kHz 16-SOIC.

The UCC2818DW is the direct industrial-grade sibling of the obsolete UCC3818DW, offering a true drop-in replacement with a wider temperature range and active lifecycle.

  • Direct drop-in replacement with exact same pinout and physical package dimensions.
  • Active production status ensuring long-term availability.
  • Wider industrial operating temperature range (-40°C to 85°C) compared to the original commercial range (0°C to 70°C).

The UCC3817DW belongs to the same product family and uses the identical 16-SOIC package and pinout, but has a higher UVLO startup threshold of 16V.

  • Direct pinout compatibility on the exact same 16-SOIC (7.5 mm width) footprint.
  • Active lifecycle status from Texas Instruments.
  • Requires an auxiliary or bootstrap supply voltage of at least 16V to initiate startup, compared to 10.5V for the original device.
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteUnknownUnknown
Market AvailabilityIn stockUnknownUnknown
REACHREACHUnknownUnknown
RoHSRoHSUnknownUnknown
DescriptionPFC IC Average Current 6kHz ~ 220kHz 16-SOICThe UCC2818DW is the direct industrial-grade sibling of the obsolete UCC3818DW, offering a true drop-in replacement with a wider temperatureThe UCC3817DW belongs to the same product family and uses the identical 16-SOIC package and pinout, but has a higher UVLO startup threshold
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsTexas InstrumentsTexas Instruments
TypePower Management (PMIC)ComponentComponent
DatasheetOpenN/AN/A
Lead Time6 weeksUnknownUnknown
Country of Origin---
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8542.39.0090--
Moisture Sensitivity Level2 (1 Year)--
ModeAverage Current--
Mounting TypeSurface Mount--
Package / Case16-SOIC (0.295", 7.50mm Width)--
Voltage - Supply12V ~ 17V--
Current - Startup150 µA--
Frequency - Switching6kHz ~ 220kHz--
Operating Temperature0°C ~ 70°C--
Supplier Device Package16-SOIC--

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Yes. The Texas Instruments UCC3818DW is marked obsolete, so the manufacturer has discontinued it and any remaining supply is limited to distributor stock. The qualified second sources on this page are active parts you can design in today.

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