UCC27531DR.A中文资料德州仪器数据手册PDF规格书

1 Features

1• Low-cost gate driver (offering optimal solution for

driving FET and IGBTs)

• Superior replacement to discrete transistor pair

drive (providing easy interface with controller)

• TTL and CMOS compatible input logic threshold

(independent of supply voltage)

• Split output options allow for tuning of turnon and

turnoff currents

• Inverting and noninverting input configurations

• Enable with fixed TTL compatible threshold

• High 2.5-A source and 2.5-A or 5-A sink peak

drive currents at 18-V VDD

• Wide VDD range from 10 V to 35 V

• Input and enable pins capable of with standing up

to –5-V DC below ground

• Output held low when inputs are floating or during

VDD UVLO

• Fast propagation delays (17-ns Typical)

• Fast rise and fall times

(15-ns and 7-ns typical with 1800-pF Load)

• Undervoltage lockout (UVLO)

• Used as a high-side or low-side driver (if designed

with proper bias and signal isolation)

• Low-cost, space-saving 5-pin or 6-pin DBV (SOT-

23) package options

• UCC27536 and UCC27537 pin-to-pin compatible

to TPS2828 and TPS2829

• Operating temperature range of –40°C to 140°C

2 Applications

• Switched-mode power supplies

• DC-to-DC converters

• Solar inverters, motor control, UPS

• HEV and EV chargers

• Home appliances

• Renewable energy power conversion

• SiC FET converters

3 Description

The UCC2753x single-channel, high-speed gate

drivers can effectively drive MOSFET and IGBT

power switches. Using a design that allows for a

source of up to 2.5 A and 5-A sink through

asymmetrical drive (split outputs), coupled with the

ability to support a negative turn-off bias, rail-to-rail

drive capability, extremely small propagation delay

(17 ns typical), the UCC2753x devices are ideal

solutions for MOSFET and IGBT power switches. The

UCC2753x family of devices can also support enable,

dual input, and inverting and non-inverting input

functionality. The split outputs and strong

asymmetrical drive boost the devices immunity

against parasitic Miller turn-on effect and can help

reduce ground debouncing.