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UC3711 - Dual Ultra High-Speed FET Driver

General Description

The UC1711 family of FET drivers are made with an all-NPN Schottky process in order to optimize switching speed, temperature stability, and radiation resistance.

The cost for these benefits is a quiescent supply current which varies with both output state and supply voltage.

Key Features

  • 25ns Rise and Fall into 1000pF.
  • 15ns Propagation Delay.
  • 1.5A Source or Sink Output Drive.
  • Operation with 5V to 35V Supply.
  • High-Speed Schottky NPN Process.
  • 8-PIN.

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Datasheet Details

Part number UC3711
Manufacturer Unitrode
File Size 47.13 KB
Description Dual Ultra High-Speed FET Driver
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UC1711 UC3711 Dual Ultra High-Speed FET Driver FEATURES • 25ns Rise and Fall into 1000pF • 15ns Propagation Delay • 1.5A Source or Sink Output Drive • Operation with 5V to 35V Supply • High-Speed Schottky NPN Process • 8-PIN MINIDIP Package AIN 2 7 A Out 2.5k 7.5V REG 3k 6 VCC BLOCK DIAGRAM CONNECTION DIAGRAM DIL-8 (Top View) J or N Package BIN 4 5 B Out 2.5k 3k 3 Gnd UDG-99078 DESCRIPTION The UC1711 family of FET drivers are made with an all-NPN Schottky process in order to optimize switching speed, temperature stability, and radiation resistance. The cost for these benefits is a quiescent supply current which varies with both output state and supply voltage.