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ZXGD3003E6 - 40V 5A GATE DRIVER

Description

The ZXGD3003E6 is a high-speed, non-inverting single gate driver designed for switching MOSFETs or IGBTS.

It can transfer up to 5A peak source/source current into the gate for effective charging and discharging of the capacitive gate load.

Features

  • High-Gain Buffer with Typically 1.5A Output from 10mA Input.
  • 5 Amps Peak Output Current.
  • 40V Supply for +20V to -18V Gate Driving to Prevent dV/dt Induced False Triggering and Minimize On-Losses.
  • Emitter-Follower that is Rugged to Latch-Up/Shoot-Though.
  • Fast Switching Emitter-Follower Configuration:.
  • 2ns Propagation Delay Time.
  • 9ns Rise/Fall Time, 1000pF Load.
  • Optimized Pin-Out to Simplify PCB Layout and Reduce Parasitic Trace Inductances.
  • Near-Zero.

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Part number ZXGD3003E6
Manufacturer DIODES
File Size 882.95 KB
Description 40V 5A GATE DRIVER
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ZXGD3003E6 40V 5A GATE DRIVER IN SOT26 Description The ZXGD3003E6 is a high-speed, non-inverting single gate driver designed for switching MOSFETs or IGBTS. It can transfer up to 5A peak source/source current into the gate for effective charging and discharging of the capacitive gate load. This gate driver ensures rapid switching of the MOSFET to minimize power losses and distortion in high current switching applications. It can typically drive 1.5A into the low gate impedance with just 10mA input from a controller. The turn-on and turn-off switching behaviour of the MOSFET can be individually tailored to suit an application. By defining the switching characteristics appropriately, EMI and cross conduction can be reduced.
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