MIC4422ZM is a Microchip 9 A peak low-side MOSFET/IGBT gate driver in 8-pin SOIC, tube packing (ZM) — 4.5 V to 18 V supply, 9 A source/sink, 25 ns matched rise and fall times, 30 ns typical delay, 1.5 Ω output impedance, 7 pF equivalent input capacitance, 450 uA quiescent supply current, 0 to +150 °C junction temperature. The 9 A peak with tightly matched edges is the selection point: it drives the largest power MOSFETs and paralleled modules directly with symmetrical switching, while the input tolerates a −5 V negative swing without damage and the fully isolated BiCMOS/DMOS construction is inherently latch-up proof — ruggedness that matters in switch-mode supplies, motor controls, pulse-transformer drivers and Class-D stages. Selection advice: MIC4422 is the non-inverting driver; the MIC4421 is its inverting twin — pick by the logic polarity your controller produces, since swapping them inverts the drive. The ZM code is the tube-packaged 8-SOIC; the MIC4422ZM-TR is the tape-and-reel variant — match the full ordering code to your assembly line. Microchip lists MIC4422ZM as In Production. Evidence: Microchip (Micrel-heritage) MIC4421/4422 datasheet and distributor listings confirm 9 A, 4.5–18 V, non-inverting, 8-SOIC and tube packing. Match the full MIC4422ZM code. State quantity, packing and date-code requirements in your RFQ; we reconfirm the offered lot before quotation and reply within 24 hours.
MIC4422ZM is a Single-channel low-side gate driver from Microchip Technology, orderable in the SOIC-8 package. The ordering code fixes the exact configuration you receive — package, grade and packing — so procurement starts with matching this code character-for-character against your BOM, not just the base series name.
When you request a quote, include the full ordering code, the target packing format (reel, tube, tray or cut tape), your quantity and any date-code or lot requirements. We reconfirm manufacturer, suffix, package, date code and traceability against the actual offered lot before any commercial quote is issued, and every RFQ gets a reply within 24 hours.
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Every suffix in a manufacturer ordering code identifies one exact orderable device — package, temperature grade, packing format or a revision. MIC4422ZM names the SOIC-8 configuration; a code that differs by even one suffix character may be a different device. Always quote the complete code exactly as it appears on your BOM.
The package (SOIC-8) is the physical form of the device itself. Packing describes how the devices are delivered — reel, tube, tray or cut tape. The same ordering code can ship in different packing formats depending on the lot, so confirm the required packing format when you submit your RFQ.
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