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CPS5052
The CPS5052 is a 1A VLDO equipped with NMOS pass transistor and a separate bias supply voltage (VBIAS). The device provides very stable, accurate output voltage with low noise suitable for space
constrained, noise sensitive applications. In order to optimize performance for battery operated portable applications, the CPS5052 features low IQ consumption.
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CPS9001
The CPS9001 is an advanced PWM controller designed for high power density universal input offline flyback controllers. CPS9001 incorporates Auxiliary Zero-Voltage Switching (AZVS) control to reduce switching losses on the main switch and increase the system efficiency.
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CPS9901
The CPS9901 is a secondary-side synchronous rectifier (SR) controller for an isolated flyback converter operating in Discontinuous Conduction
Mode (DCM) and Continuous Conduction Mode (CCM).
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CPS9011A
CPS9011X is an advanced PWM controller designed for high power density universal input offline flyback controllers. CPS9011X can work at QR mode at high line and CCM at low line. The CPS9011X also incorporates a proprietary valley-lockout circuitry and the valley-lockout number can be chosen by customer.
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CPS8842B
CPS8842B is a highly integrated fast charge protocol source controller that supports below DP/DN charging protocols:
- BC1.2 DCP
- QC2.0/QC3.0
- SCP A and B Class
- UFCS
CPS8842B integrates constant-voltage loop (CV) and low side constant-current loop (CC) with programmable reference voltage to meet the UFCS.
The CPS8842B is available in a RoHS, halogen-free, lead-free 10- pin 4.9mm x 6mm SSOP10L package.
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CPS8821F
The CPS8821F is an electronically marked ID for both passive and active full-feature USB Type-C cables. This IC supports structured VDM Discover Identity Command directed to SOP’ and SOP’’, which provides a method to determine the characteristics of the cable, i.e. current-carrying capability, vendor identification, USB signal transmission speed, etc.
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