Hi,
May I know TI have any gate driver support up to 12V with 1ns rise/fall time?
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there is no load and the propagation delay better <10ns. (actually the faster the better)
I want to use the output of this line to generate pulse duration in order to couple on another signal. It can be considered generate FEXT on the signal line.
Hi Woon,
Thanks for reaching out!
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Our LMG1020 can provide 0.4 ns typical rise and fall times (100pF load), BUT is limited to a 5V VDD... (If you can deal with the 5V limitation, this is the best choice)
It also has our smallest propagation delay of 2.5 ns.
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Otherwise, we do not have a driver that can hit all the specs. Our drivers with higher VDD capability do not have the <10 ns propagation delay or 1ns rise/fall times; but it is hard to tell how much faster the rise/fall times would be with the other drivers, since we spec them with capacitive loads such as 1.8 nF.
For you to look at, here are drivers that can handle the 12V VDD requirement that may be close enough to what you want:
- UCC27524
- UCC27519
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I hope this helps! Please let me know if I answered your question by pressing the green button or feel free to follow up with questions!
Thanks,
Aaron Grgurich
Hi Aaron,
Do you have 3.3V supply gate driver with similar logic gate and rise/fall time as LMG1020 ? I only have 3.3V and 12V on my board.
Gate drivers run from the high-voltage supply.
3.3 V happens to be the high level of TTL signals. The search function has an additional column "Input threshold"; search for TTL:
www.ti.com/power-management/gate-drivers/low-side-drivers/products.html#p2869max=12;40&p598=TTL
Try the UCC27517, and measure what the actual rise/fall times are in your application.
Do you have Pspice model for LM5134B ? It has typ 3ns with 1000pF capacitance output.
Hi, Woon,
We have a pspice model for LM5134A. The only difference between the A and B version is the logic threshold levels of the inputs.
Best regards,
Don
Hi Don,
The VIH is 2.4V(min) and VIL is 0.8V(max). Is the requirement for the minimum input pulse width ?
Hi Aaron,
For LMG1020, can both OUTH and OUTL tied together in order generate pulse width that follow IN+ ? IN- connect to GND.
Hi, Woon,
We don’t spec min pulse width for LM5134.
It is fine to tie OUTH and OUTL together on the LMG1020.
Best regards,
Don