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Part No.: UM3242-RET6


Fully digital control

Bidirectional totem-pole bridgeless topology with the power of 2 kW

400-V programmable input/output voltage supported at DC side

GaN MOSFET with isolated half-bridge driver


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Part No.: UM3242-RET6


Fully digital control

Unidirectional inverter with push-pull topology for primary side and full-bridge inverter for secondary side

Input: 12 VDC; output: 220 VAC, up to 600 W

Maximum power point tracking (MPPT)


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Part No.: UM3242-RET6


Fully digital control

Bidirectional CLLC topology with a max. power of 2 kW

VPrimary input/output: 400 VDC; VSecondary input/output: 60 VDC

650 V GaN MOSFET for primary; 100 V GaN MOSFET for secondary

Half-bridge isolated gate driver with enhanced isolation and two-stage shutdown protection


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Part No.: UM3243-VET6


Fully digital control

Multi-channel digital power BUCK-BOOST control system available in unidirectional and bidirectional modes

Input / output: 5–48 V, up to 240 W

Charge management

10- to 16-series battery management system (BMS)

Maximum power point tracking (MPPT)


Overview

The new battery pack integrated with Type-C interface supports bidirectional high-power charging and discharging on a single TYPE-C interface. QC2.0/3.0 protocol is optional and the maximum input/output is 100 W (5 A E-Mark cable required). As a SoC controller chip, UM3506 is responsible for implementing board-level system policy/status control and indication for the main control of the mobile power supply. Combined with the bidirectional BUCK-BOOST power supply IC, the chip can access and control the external power supply IC via the standard I2C digital serial interface / PWM interface to enable charging-discharging / boost-buck / power system setting, etc. The solution can be easily integrated on the BMS board.

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PD/Type-C DRP bidirectional solution, one Type-C

Supporting 3–6 strings of battery

Type-C port output: 5/9/12/15 V @ 3 A, 20 V/5 A MAX (E-Mark 5 A cable required)

Type-C port input: arbitrary input, up to 20 V/5 A (customizable within 60–100 W as required)

USB A port power output optional

Hardware-level secondary protection available, BMS primary protection optional

UM3506 implements PD DRP protocol, power management, BMS, and communication with electric tools to ensure the safety of charging and discharging

Overview

As a more advanced physical interface, USB Type-C can provide a variety of control and transmission channels under full-featured full PIN (24PIN). With the cooperation of PD protocol, power negotiation and interface working mode negotiation can be carried out, thus enabling the corresponding channel functions. The Type-C DP ALT mode is accomplished through the negotiation process of USB PD protocol, which uses the protocol interaction of VDM in PD protocol to allow connected devices to access data transfer functions such as DP.


UM3506 series of Unicmicro is a USB PD/Type-C interface controller chip that supports the latest USB PD3.1 protocol and DP ALT mode, making it ideal for versatile Type-C interface solutions such as notebooks, docking stations, AR/VR devices, displays, etc. Adopting flexible and programmable architecture combining software and hardware and an internal TCPM/TCPC layered architecture, UM3506 integrates a native TCPC-like front-end module, high-performance 32-bit RISC-V core, large-capacity Flash memory, SRAM memory, enhanced peripheral interfaces and rich system resources, greatly facilitating the secondary development by customers.

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Unicmicro (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. focuses on the industries such as new energy, inverter motor control, low-power IoT and automobile electronics, providing customers with differentiated microcontroller chips, fast charging and digital power management chips, analog and RF front-end chips, as well as innovative solutions regarding low-power IoT, digital power and motor control.

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