UCC27210

Brad M.

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27201, UCC27211, UCC27210, UCC27200

Any plans to qualify the UCC27210 and UCC27211 to AEC-Q100? These are based on and include performance improvements over the UCC27200 and UCC27201 (which come in a Q1 version).

over 12 years ago

0 Wen-Shin Wang over 12 years ago

TI__Genius 14070 points

Hello Bradley,

Let me move this post over to the Power Forum to ensure the correct engineer will take a look at this question.

Best Regards,

Wen-Shin Wang

0 John Bottrill over 12 years ago

TI__Mastermind 25130 points

Bradley,

I will see if i can find out.

0 John Bottrill over 12 years ago in reply to John Bottrill

TI__Mastermind 25130 points

Bradley,

There are plans to qualify the IC but it presently does not have a high priority, Customers are using the UCC27200Q version but we need to gage the interest in the 211 and 210 versions. Can you tell us what the application is, power level, and voltages? Who is the customer? Anything you can tell us might change the priority.

Regards,

John

0 Brad M. over 12 years ago in reply to John Bottrill

Intellectual 265 points

John,

The application is for an automotive bidirectional DC-DC converter (48v to 12v @ 450W). We would be using up to 6 MOSFET drivers per converter (multiphase). I have used the UCC27200 in the past, with some issues with failures. I would prefer to use the improved UCC27210/11 version.

Brad

0 John Bottrill over 12 years ago in reply to Brad M.

TI__Mastermind 25130 points

Bradley,

Someone from the product group will get in touch with you.

Regards,

John

0 Brad McIntyre over 10 years ago in reply to John Bottrill

Prodigy 20 points

Any update when/if TI will be getting automotive AEC-Q100 approvals for the UCC27210 and UCC27211 gate drivers?

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