Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC21710-Q1, UCC21717-Q1, UCC21755-Q1, UCC21737-Q1, UCC21732-Q1, UCC21756-Q1, UCC21750
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Dear TI support,
I’m currently designing a Dual Active Bridge (DAB) converter, and I’m looking for a suitable isolated gate driver IC. The SiC MOSFETs I'll use are 1200V SiC MOSFETs with a Total Gate Charge (Qg) of 288nC and the switching frequency will be 100kHz. I’m considering using the UCC21738-Q1 as my gate driver. Based on its high peak source/sink current, built-in protection features (DESAT, soft turn-off, AMC, etc.), and high CMTI, it looks like a good candidate. Before finalizing the design, I would like to ask:
1. Do you think UCC21738-Q1 is a suitable choice for driving such SiC MOSFETs in a DAB converter topology?
2. On the website, I also see several similar products, such as: UCC21717-Q1, UCC21756-Q1, UCC21755-Q1, UCC21732-Q1, UCC21750, UCC21710-Q1, UCC21737-Q1, etc. Could you help clarify the main differences between these gate drivers? My priority is to ensure robust protection, sufficient drive capability for fast switching, and reliable operation under high dV/dt conditions.
I'm looking forward to your reply and thank you in advance!
Best regards,
Han