Part Number: UCC27614 Tool/software: Hello, I would like to use the SON-8 version of this device due to its smaller size, but I need to make sure it's capable of handling the gate-drive power loss. I understand that the total Ploss = Qg*Vdd*Fsw and that…
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC57108 , UCC57102 Tool/software: Hi, I'm interested in using the UCC27614 with a negative GD for SiC MOSFET. Do I need to reference the IN- and IN+ to the UCC27614 GND or could I offset these by…
Part Number: UCC27614
Hi, TI experts
The customer is currently reviewing the use of UCC27614 for N-channel MOSFET drive ON/OFF control
1.MCU GPIO -> TI UCC27614 -> N-channel FET Gate control must be performed.
First of all, if you press and hold…
Part Number: UCC27614 Hi I am using about 0-25V signal at the input. Supply voltage to the IC is 15V. I need this because I want to limit the output voltage to 0-15V. Will this create a problem?
I saw in the description that it uses TTL logic so power supply…
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: ASH , UCC27624 , Hi does anyone know if this model is working, and is it suitable for LTspice?
I get a 'undefined subcircuit: d_ideal' error when trying to run.
Thanks
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27624-Q1
Hi team,
Do we have UCC27614-Q auto version in the future? There is no UCC27614-Q1 could find in ti.com at present.
Thanks
BR Mia
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3481 , UCC27524 , UCC27322 , CSD Hello,
I am trying to use this low-side gate driver to drive this mosfet for a flyback converter. The transformer is 1:1 ratio, 12uH primary inductance, 150nH leakage…
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27322 Hi Team,
Good day! Kindly check the maximum pulse width and repeatibility of this device.
Our customer was looking at the datasheet for this particular chip and I saw that " Minimum input…
Part Number: UCC27614 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27322 Looking for a Spice model for the UCC27614. Looks like all that's on the site is a SIMPLIS model.