LM5106MMX/NOPB
Texas InstrumentsLM5106MMX/NOPB is the VSSOP-10 ordering code for the Texas Instruments LM5106 half-bridge gate driver in its 3,500-piece large tape-and-reel form (the MMX packing code), listed by TI as ACTIVE on its own ordering page for this exact code - TI’s listing governs where third-party pages disagree. It delivers peak output currents of 1.2 A source and 1.8 A sink, supports a bootstrap supply of up to 118 V DC, shows a shutdown propagation delay of 32 ns typical, drives a 1000 pF load with 15 ns rise and 10 ns fall times, and runs from an 8 V to 14 V supply over -40 °C to +125 °C. The selection point is a fast, narrow driver for synchronous buck and half-bridge stages in the 100 V class: the nanosecond switching edges and the high bootstrap ceiling suit compact power bricks, motor phases and telecom converters where a slower driver would burn the efficiency budget in transition losses. Selection advice: dead time is set on this driver itself - an external resistor from the RDT pin to VSS programs the turn-on delay of each output (datasheet SNVS424D, §7.1), so choose that resistor against your MOSFET switching times rather than expecting a controller to impose dead time; the 32 ns figure is the shutdown propagation delay, not the dead-time setting. Quote the full LM5106MMX/NOPB code, since the packing suffix fixes the reel form. Parameters verified against the Texas Instruments LM5106 datasheet SNVS424D and the ordering page for this exact code.
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- Texas Instruments
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- Half-bridge gate driver
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