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  • UCC21710-Q1: UCC21710-Q1

    Part Number: UCC21710-Q1 Hi engineers, I tried simulating the component UCC21710-Q1 in LTspice but when I implemented the component it is simulating infinitely long time and not coming up with a simulated result. I tried building it the entire setup...

  • UCC21710-Q1: TINA simulation-MOSFET not driven low unless -ve voltage given at input

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 Hi, UCC21710 does not seem to drive the gate to low unless provided

  • RE: UCC21710-Q1: Current sense monitoring through shunt, with a SiC mosfet with kelvin source connection.

    Dimitri, that's brightened my day! I have already read this EVM board design a couple of months ago, but I was not able to retrieve much information about the current sensing part, and I was surprised that this is explained well in the EVM you post...

  • UCC21710-Q1: PSpice Macro Compilation Error

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 Hi, I imported the PSpice model of UCC21710 - Q1 by commenting out the lines

  • UCC21710-Q1: transistor connection

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    Part Number: UCC21710-Q1 Good day, I couldn't find any information on how to connect several transistors to gate driver (clmpi pin) for UCC21710. Could you help me with this? Thank you, Daria

  • UCC21710-Q1: time delay before OC pin is activated

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 Hi Ti engineers, I have a question about time delay of OC-pin. According

  • UCC21710-Q1: How to connect OC for desaturation and CLMPI for active miller clamp when BJT current buffer is used

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 Hi, When the BJT current buffer (shown on page 46 of the datasheet

  • UCC21710-Q1: PSPICE model not matching expected behaviour during OC fault

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 I am trying to simulate an overcurrent fault to verify the desat circuit

  • UCC21710-Q1: On-chip Thermal Shutdown

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    Part Number: UCC21710 - Q1 Does UCC21710 - Q1 have on-chip thermal shutdown capability? If yes, what

  • UCC21710-Q1: Simulation of the part no in LTspice

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    Part Number: UCC21710-Q1 Can the spice model of this part no be simulated in LTspice?

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