INA141UA/2K5
Texas Instruments
The Texas Instruments INA141UA/2K5 is a precision, low-power instrumentation amplifier. It offers fixed gains of 10V/V or 100V/V and operates over a wide supply range.
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The UCC37322P from Texas Instruments is a high-performance, single-channel gate driver optimized for driving IGBT and MOSFET power switches. It delivers a peak output current of ±9A, facilitating efficient switching.
The device operates over a wide input supply voltage range of 4V to 15V, offering flexibility in design. Key electrical characteristics include fast rise and fall times of 20 ns, and a typical propagation delay of 25 ns. The UCC37322P includes an enable pin for control and features TTL/CMOS compatible inputs that are independent of the supply voltage.
Available in SOIC, HVSSOP, and PDIP packages, this gate driver is suitable for various power management applications. The operating temperature range is specified from 0°C to 70°C, with some packages rated up to 105°C.
This component is designed with an industry-standard pin-out, enhanced with an enable function. It utilizes a unique bipolar and CMOS output stage for efficient constant current sourcing and high-peak current drive capability.
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The UCC37322P has a peak output current of ±9 A.
The UCC37322P operates from a supply voltage range of 4 V to 15 V.
The UCC37322P has typical rise and fall times of 20 ns.
Yes, the UCC37322P features an enable pin.
The operating temperature range for the UCC37322P is 0°C to 70°C.
The UCC37322P is designed to drive IGBT and MOSFET power switches.
