UCC5350MCDR
The UCC5350 is a single-channel isolated gate driver for MOSFETs, IGBTs, SiC, and GaN, with 10-A source/sink drive and 3-kV or 5-kV isolation rating. It offers 9.5-V to 33-V output supply, 8-V/12-V UVLO, active miller clamp, and 65-ns propagation delay. It is used in isolated power converters and motor drives.
- Package
- SOIC-8
Product overview
The UCC5350 is a single-channel isolated gate driver for MOSFETs, IGBTs, SiC, and GaN, with 10-A source/sink drive and 3-kV or 5-kV isolation rating. It offers 9.5-V to 33-V output supply, 8-V/12-V UVLO, active miller clamp, and 65-ns propagation delay. It is used in isolated power converters and motor drives.
- Manufacturer
- TI
- Part number
- UCC5350MCDR
- Category
- Power Management
- Package
- SOIC-8
- Packaging
- Tape & Reel
- Condition
- New & Original
- Compliance
- RoHS & REACH Compliant
- Lifecycle
- Confirm with manufacturer
- Lead time / MOQ
- Confirm with quotation
Technical parameters
13 parametersConstruction
- Driver bias supply VCC2 – VEE2
- 35 V
- VEE2 – GND2
- 0.3 V
- Human body model (HBM), per ANSI/ESDA/JEDEC JS–001
- ±4000
- discharge
- ±1500
- 6 Submit Document Feedback
- 4 Texas Instrum porated
- PD
- 1.14 W
- PD2 Maximum output power dissipation
- 1.09 W
Performance
- Input bias pin supply voltage VCC1 – GND1 GND1
- 18 V
- Input signal voltage VIN+ – GND1, VIN– – GND1
- 1 + 0.3 V
- Junction temperature, TJ
- 150 °C
- Storage temperature, Tstg
- 150 °C
- VCC1 Supply voltage, input side
- 15 V
- TA Ambient temperature
- 125 °C
Specifications & documentation
Use the official manufacturer documentation to verify electrical characteristics, package dimensions and operating limits before design approval.
Frequently asked questions
Common pre-quotation questions and selection notes to help you verify key parameters and sourcing before requesting a quote.
How do I verify the part is genuine / avoid counterfeit?
Buy only from authorized or franchised channels. On receipt, check: (1) laser-etched markings that solvent will not remove; (2) batch / lot code consistent between label and device; (3) original reel or tube packaging; (4) request traceability documents (CoC, date code). For critical parts, third-party X-ray / decapsulation testing is recommended.
How do I read the markings / date code on a chip?
Most active ICs use a 4-digit date code YYWW (year + week, e.g. 2345 = 2023 week 45). The top mark is manufacturer logo + base part number + lot code. For SMD code lookup, search by "marking code + package" on AllDataSheet / Octopart / LCSC.
What does the package code mean (TO-220, SOT-23, QFP…)?
Package codes describe the physical form factor and pin layout — critical when sourcing, because electrically equivalent parts in different packages will not fit the PCB. Common: TO-220 (3-terminal power), SOT-23 (3-pin small signal), DIP / SOIC (through-hole / SMD ICs), QFP / QFN (MCUs, processors).
What if my original model is discontinued (EOL / NRND)?
Three options: (1) the manufacturer’s recommended replacement; (2) franchised distributor legacy stock; (3) a functionally compatible cross-brand part — provided pinout and key parameters match. Always evaluate on a real board before mass swap.
What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ) and lead time?
We support both sample and volume orders. Minimum order quantity, stock availability and lead time are confirmed per inquiry — tell us your model and quantity and we will quote. Sample quantities for design validation are supported.
Can I get the datasheet and samples?
The full datasheet is linked on this page. For parts without a direct datasheet, we can locate the manufacturer document on request. Sample requests are supported — contact us with your model and quantity.
Request confirmation of current stock, date code, packaging, price and delivery terms. Product information does not constitute a binding offer; final specifications are confirmed with your quotation.