UCC27524AQDRQ1
Texas InstrumentsUCC27524AQDRQ1 is a Texas Instruments automotive 20 V VDD, 5 A/5 A dual-channel low-side gate driver in SOIC-8, tape and reel — for driving power MOSFETs in automotive systems: on-board chargers, DC/DC and traction inverters. AEC-Q100 qualification with 5 A dual drive is the selection point: automotive-grade gate drive in a small package. Selection advice: the Q1 suffix denotes automotive qualification — required for automotive BOMs; for industrial designs, the non-Q1 UCC27524A costs less. 4.5 V to 18 V supply with 7 ns rise. TI lists this part as ACTIVE. Parameters verified against the TI official product page.
- MPN
- UCC27524AQDRQ1
- Manufacturer
- Texas Instruments
- Family
- Automotive dual 5A gate driver
- Package
- SOIC-8
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UCC27524AQDRQ1 FAQ
Is UCC27524AQDRQ1 automotive-qualified?
The UCC27524AQDRQ1 ordering code carries the manufacturer's automotive qualification marker. Qualification grade, temperature range and PPAP documentation depend on the exact lot offered, so state your automotive documentation requirements (PPAP level, AEC test reports) in the RFQ and we will confirm them against the offered lot before quotation.
What should I check before substituting UCC27524AQDRQ1 with another Automotive dual 5A gate driver?
Match the full ordering code, not the series name: package (SOIC-8), temperature grade and packing all ride on the suffixes. A same-series code in a different package is a different orderable device, so confirm the substitute against the Texas Instruments datasheet before changing the BOM.