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UCC12050: Similar parts but higher output voltage

Part Number: UCC12050

Hello Guys,

Good day.

We have a customer looking for similar devices with UCC12050 but has higher output voltages around 12V or 9V. 
Are there alternative parts he can purchase?

Thanks in advance!

Art

  • Hey Art,

    UCC12050 is the our flagship, high frequency, SOIC, isolated dc-dc product and the first of this type, we have released to date. The TI technology that enables such miniaturization of a fully isolated, fully regulated, dc-dc converter is unique and amazing. The development team is beyond excited as we are investigating additional follow on products that might best benefit from this technology. Does your customer or others on this thread have a particular end equipment application, use case, power level, input/output voltage need that I can relay back to the development team?

    Regards,

    Steve M

  • Hello Steve M.,

    Thank you for looking into this!

    Here is the use case of our customer:

    "I'm designing DC/AC PV inverter, which needs high side switch driver power supply. In my design, I use EPC GaN as switch. GaN is sensitive to driver voltage and it's driver voltage vgs is 5V. in some cases this driver voltage is regulated to 5V by a LDO which supplied by above 6V voltage. Thus I need some isolated power supply IC that can provide more than 6V voltage.
    For your survey, my requirement is: input 5/9/12V, output larger than 6V, 100 mW is enough for my application, as small as possible, especially the height"

    Is there a device in development that could cater this? Is there an expected release date? Or should I just inform the customer to click the  "Subscribe to updates" notification bell on the device product page to get the latest news about the device?

    Thanks!

    Art

  • Art,

    UCC12050 is the perfect HS, 5 V, EGaN, HEMT driver bias. The reason the LDO is needed because the bias line is often not well regulated and/or the bias line has capacitance that can be problematic in high dV/dt switching environments. Another lesser known fact is that most 5 V GaN operate better near 6 V but operating this close to ABS MAX VGS can only happen with a well regulated, robust and reliable bias solution. UCC12050 has a programmable VISO output through pin strapping that can be set as high as 5.4 V which is closer to the sweet spot for 5 V GaN.

    UCC12050 has internal soft start with no overshoot at start up, 3.5 pF isolation capacitance, with 1.5% load regulation and 1 % line regulation and CMTI=100 V/ns, 5 kV isolation...all perfect for biasing HS GaN gate drivers.

    UCC12050 will not be able to meet the 12 V requirement - is that for TI GaN such as LMG341xR050? Here's a diagram of UCC12050 used to bias the digital isolator and HS GaN driver:

    Delete the LDO and please give UCC12050 a second consideration?

    Regards,

    Steve M

  • Art,

    Can you please connect with me through my TI email at:  s-mappus@ti.com

    Regards,

    Steve M

  • Hi Steve,

    Thanks for the response!

    I just sent you a separate email now.

    Art

  • Hi Steve,

    I will be closing this thread now. Customer were satisfied with the answer and no longer have further inquiries.

    Thanks!

    Art