Model No: UCC27282QDRQ1

Texas Instruments UCC27282QDRQ1

Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
SEMICON NO.: UCC27282QDRQ1
Package: 8-SOIC
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Description: Half-Bridge Gate Driver Non-Inverting 3A 120V
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 Mfr       Texas Instruments
 Device Type  Half-Bridge N-Channel MOSFET Driver    
 Peak Output Current   ±3 A
 Propagation Delay (Typ)     16 ns    
 Negative Voltage Tolerance    –5 V (Inputs), –14 V (HS Pin)
 UVLO (Typical)   5 V 
 Supply Voltage     –0.3 V to 20 V    
 Input Voltages on EN, HI, LI   –5 V to 20 V    
 Output Voltage on LO (DC)   –0.3 V to 0.3 V     
 Voltage on HS (Pulses < 100 ns)     –12 V to 100 V    
 Boot Voltage (Absolute Max)     120 V    
 Bias Supply Voltage     5.5 V to 16 V
 Operating Temperature  –40°C to +140°C
 Package 8-SOIC
 Mounting Type Surface Mount 
 Compliance    
 RoHS Compliant
 
The UCC27282QDRQ1 is an AEC-Q100 qualified 120V half-bridge gate driver from Texas Instruments, engineered to simplify high-side and low-side N-channel MOSFET drive in demanding power conversion systems. Integrating a bootstrap diode for high-side supply generation, cross-conduction (shoot-through) protection logic, and independent control inputs, this driver delivers 3A peak sink and source current capability with fast 16ns typical propagation delay, enabling efficient high-frequency switching in topologies such as synchronous buck converters, motor drive inverters, and LLC resonant power stages. With wide 4.5V to 17V supply operation, 120V HS switch-node tolerance, and -40°C to +125°C ambient performance, the device provides a compact single-chip solution for automotive 48V systems, mild-hybrid architectures, and industrial power applications requiring robust, reliable, space-efficient gate drive.
Applications
The UCC27282QDRQ1 excels in automotive 48V power systems including mild-hybrid starter-generators, traction inverters, DC-DC converters, and battery management systems requiring robust gate control. In industrial environments, the device serves motor drive controllers, servo amplifiers, robotics actuation, solar micro-inverters, telecom rectifiers, and server power supplies. Typical topologies include synchronous buck/boost converters, half-bridge and full-bridge converters, LLC resonant converters, and Class-D audio amplifiers, where the integrated bootstrap and cross-conduction protection enable efficient, reliable high-frequency operation in space-constrained, thermally challenging environments.
FAQ
Q: What is the key advantage of the integrated bootstrap diode?
A: It eliminates the external bootstrap diode and associated design complexity, reducing component count, saving PCB space, and improving system reliability for high-side drive.
Q: What is the maximum switch-node voltage supported?
A: The HS pin tolerates voltages up to 120V, making it suitable for 48V automotive systems and high-voltage industrial power stages.
Q: What UVLO threshold applies?
A: The device disables outputs when VDD falls below approximately 4.3V (typical), ensuring safe operation only with sufficient gate drive voltage.
Alternative Half-Bridge Driver Models
1. UCC27282DR (Texas Instruments): The standard industrial version without automotive qualification, offering identical functionality and pinout for cost-sensitive non-vehicle applications.
2. UCC27284DR (Texas Instruments): A variant with slightly different UVLO and timing specifications, providing flexibility for alternative system requirements.
3. UCC27288DR (Texas Instruments): A related 3A half-bridge driver with different input logic configuration and protection features for diverse converter topologies.