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UCC15702's and UC1907's temperature performance

To whom it might concern,

We are currently uing the UCC15702 and UC1907 chips for DC/DC converter applications that require good electrical performance stability over -55C to 125C.  We have the following questions that we could not find answers from their datasheets:

(1) UCC15702:

(a) What is the tempco of the 0.7V Level Shifter indicated in the block diagram on page 4 of the datasheet?

(b) Does the above tempco of the 0.7V Level Shifter change with the bias voltage at the FB pin?

(2) UC1907:

(a) What is the 'output dynamic range' in which the Voltage Error Amplifier (VEA) maintains its high gain peformance (>60dB)?  I am not asking the maximum voltage swing at the output terminal but the voltage swing that the VEA still responses to its input signal with high gain.  A plot showing the Gain Variation vs. Output Swing will be helpful.

Your timely response will be greatly appreciated!

Best Regards,

Lorentz