Part Number: UCC27324 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5111 , , UCC27624 hi team,
my customer is using UCC27324 as a second source of LM5111, but the layout of LM5111 has been fixed with NC pins floating.
so can our UCC27324 NC pins be left floating…
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27284 , LM5111 When selecting a MOSFET, there are two different types that can be considered for either a low-side or high-side switch. There are NMOS and PMOS MOSFETs to select from.
With an NMOS FET the source and…
Hi Marvin,
The non-isolated gate drivers team has an FAQ that should help to answer your question. Here's the link:
https://e2e.ti.com/support/power-management-group/power-management/f/power-management-forum/1123266/faq-can-i-drive-pmos-mosfets-with…
Part Number: LM5110 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5111
Hi Team,
LM5110-3M is composed by Inverting “A” OUTPUT and Noninverting “B” OUTPUT.
During UVLO mode what is the logic of output “A” and “B”, all the Low or following the table 2?
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Hey Sujith,
Thank you for reaching out with your questions about the UC3714.
We have a few parts that are similar to what you are looking for but may not be exactly what you are requesting.
1. TPS28225 - Tristate input half-bridge driver but does…
Part Number: UCC27624 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27524 , LM5111 Hi team,
My customer wants to find pin to pin replacement parts for IFX's IR4427STRPbF and IRS4427STRPBF.
I know we have dual low side drivers but I cannot find the comparison…
Part Number: UCC27527 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM5111 , Team,
We currently use the LM5111-1MY to drive a DUAL MOSFET that in turn drives a transformer. While working through a legacy design that uses the LM5111 I have discovered we are actually…
Hi Nishie-san,
For a PMOS/NMOS bridge, you usually need a low-side driver, since the driver can be referenced to ground. a half-bridge driver has level-shifting designed to drive an NMOS.
Our only low-side driver explicitly designed to drive PMOS…
Hello Yamamoto-san,
We have an FAQ on driving P-channel MOSFETs linked here . To summarize, the UVLO features of our drivers pull the output to GND when the voltage falls below the threshold, which is usually the opposite of what is desired for PMOS…
Hi Zhu,
See this FAQ.
All of our drivers can drive PMOS. All you need to do is ensure the VDD and GND pins of the driver are biased to give you your target Vgs for the PMOS.
However, the drivers are mostly configured for NMOS. One thing that can…