SLUSFP1B April 2025 – November 2025 UCC34141-Q1
ADVANCE INFORMATION
As shown in Figure 6-4, Figure 6-5, Figure 6-6, and Figure 6-7, the VDD-COM maximum recommended average power safe operating area (SOA) at each VIN is determined by the lower value of the 3W limit (dotted line) and the corresponding thermal derating curve (solid line) at that input voltage. It is not recommended to operate at an ambient temperatures higher than 125oC. As shown in the Electrical Characteristics table, the typical TSHUT value is 165oC, and minimal TSHUT value is 150oC. The SOA derating curves with TSHUT = 150oC are provided below. The thermal derating power is acquired with the EVM shown in the "Layout" section. The total power requirement in the application can be calculated by the last row of "design requirements"section of the Excel calculator tool, as another design supporting doucment besides this datasheet.
| VIN = 12V | VVDD-COM = 18V | VCOM-VEE = 5V |
| No Load on VCOM-VEE | ||
| VIN = 17V | VVDD-COM = 18V | VCOM-VEE = 5V |
| No Load on VCOM-VEE | ||
| VVDD-COM = 18V | VCOM-VEE = 5V | No Load on VCOM-VEE |
| VVDD-COM = 15V | VCOM-VEE = 7V | No Load on VCOM-VEE |
| VIN = 15V | VVDD-COM = 18V | VCOM-VEE = 5V |
| No Load on VCOM-VEE | ||
| VVDD-COM = 20V | VCOM-VEE = 5V | No Load on VCOM-VEE |
| VVDD-COM = 15V | VCOM-VEE = 4V | No Load on VCOM-VEE |
| VVDD-COM = 18V | VCOM-VEE = 5V | No Load on VCOM-VEE |