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UCC27324: Higher threshold

Part Number: UCC27324
Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27524,

Dear Team,

The customer is facing the driver will output the wrong signal during the surge test.

So do we have higher threshold voltage or we have circuit can prevent interference during surge?

Customer will prefer P2P, with 4A driving capability.

If no P2P is also welcome.

BR

Kevin

  • Hello Kevin,

    A solution to try is adding a filter on the inputs such that Rin <= 100-Ohms and Cin <= 300pF to prevent the false triggers. 

    Please let us know if this does not address the issue.

    Regards,

    -Mamadou

  • Dear Mamadou,

    Thanks for the input.

    The customer already implement the filter in their circuit with lower Fc frequency.

    Do you have further ideas on how to enhance noise immunity to prevent the transient effect caused by the surge?

    Or you have a layout guide customer can follow to prevent?

    BR

    Kevin

     

  • Hi Kevin,

    In that case, UCC27524 might be a better option: different input structure (hysteresis and active pull-down on the input stages) while UCC27324 consist of a MOS-gated input stage and does not offer hysteresis on inputs therefore is susceptible to false turn-on when the driver is subject to noise or surges.

    The devices are p2p and UCC27524 has higher drive current 5A and wider VDD range 20V abs max.

    Please let us know if the issues persist with UCC27524.

    Regards,

    -Mamadou