UCC21759-Q1

• 3-kV_RMS single channel isolated gate driver
• AEC-Q100 qualified for automotive applications
• Drives SiC MOSFETs and IGBTs up to 990V_pk
• 33-V maximum output drive voltage (VDD-VEE)
• High peak drive current and high CMTI
• ±10-A drive strength and split output
• 150-V/ns minimum CMTI
• 200-ns response time fast DESAT protection
• 4-A internal active Miller clamp
• 400-mA soft turn-off under fault conditions
• Isolated analog sensor with PWM output for
  • Temperature sensing with NTC, PTC or thermal diode
  • High voltage DC-Link or phase voltage
• Alarm FLT on over current and reset from RST/EN
• Fast enable/disable response on RST/EN
• Rejects <40-ns noise transients and pulses on input pins
• 12-V VDD UVLO with power good on RDY
• Inputs/outputs with over/under-shoot transient voltage immunity up to 5 V
• 130-ns (maximum) propagation delay and 30-ns (maximum) pulse/part skew
• SOIC-16 DW package with creepage and clearance distance > 8mm
• Operating junction temperature –40°C to +150°C
• Safety-related certifications (Planned):
  • 6000-V_PK basic isolation per DIN V VDE V0884-11: 2017-01
  • 3-kV_RMS isolation for 1 minute per UL 1577

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The UCC21759-Q1 is a galvanic isolated single channel gate driver designed for SiC MOSFETs and IGBTs up to 990-V DC operating voltage with advanced protection features, best-in-class dynamic performance and robustness. UCC21759-Q1 has up to ±10-A peak source and sink current.

The input side is isolated from the output side with SiO₂ capacitive isolation technology, supporting up to 700-V_RMS working voltage with longer than 40 years isolation barrier life, 6-kV_PK surge immunity, as well as providing low part-to-part skew, and >150-V/ns common mode noise immunity (CMTI).

The UCC21759-Q1 includes the state-of-art protection features, such as fast short circuit detection, fault reporting, active Miller clamp, and input and output side power supply UVLO optimized for SiC and IGBT power transistors. The isolated analog to PWM sensor can be utilized for easier temperature or voltage sensing, further increasing the drivers’ versatility and simplifying the system design effort, size, and cost.