Hi Team,
Do we have any data or info on the max voltage the OUTA and OUTB pins of the UCC27424 support?
Thanks!
BR,
Alfred
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Hi Team,
Do we have any data or info on the max voltage the OUTA and OUTB pins of the UCC27424 support?
Thanks!
BR,
Alfred
Hi Alfred,
Previous bench testing yielded 16V as the max voltage for the OUT pins.
Thanks,
Rubas
Hi Rubas,
What about for negative input voltage? Customer mentioned that they do see around a -1.1V across the OUTx pins for around 400ns, will this be okay or will it pose risk to damage the part?
THanks!
BR,
Alfred
Hi Alfred,
Typically they should be treated as having a minimum rating of -0.3V at DC and -2V for less than 200ns. However, it's not guaranteed as this is not a spec'd data.
Thanks,
Rubas
Hi Rubas,
For below instance where customer is seeing -1.12V at 400ns, do you think that this can damage the device?
Thanks!
BR,
Alfred
Hi Alfred,
That looks like a small ringing transient, but it may lessen the lifespan of the device in the future. You could possibly work around this by adding/modifying the gate resistance, which you can find through this guide: https://www.ti.com/lit/an/slla385a/slla385a.pdf
There's a small RLC circuit from parasitics that creates the ringing, so adding a gate resistance could help dampen the peak.
Thanks,
Rubas