MCP1401

MCP1402 : The MCP1401/02 are high-speed MOSFET drivers capable of providing 500 mA of peak current. The inverting or non-inverting single channel output is directly controlled from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). These devices also feature low shoot-through current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delays which make them ideal for high switching frequency applications. The MCP1401/02 devices operate from a single 4.5V to 18V power supply and can easily charge and discharge 470 pF gate capacitance in under 19 ns (typical). They provide low enough impedances in both the On and Off states to ensure the MOSFET’s intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. These devices are highly.

MCP1403 : The MCP1403/4/5 are a family of dual-inverting, dualnon-inverting, or complimentary output drivers. They can delivery high peak currents of 4.5A typically into capacitive loads. These devices also feature low shootthrough current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delays. The MCP1403/4/5 drivers operate from a 4.5V to 18V single power supply and can easily charge and discharge 2200 pF gate capacitance in under 15 ns (typ). They provide low enough impedances in both the on and off states to ensure the MOSFETs intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. The input to the MCP1403/4/5 may be driven directly from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). The MCP1403/4/5 dual-output .

MCP1404 : The MCP1403/4/5 are a family of dual-inverting, dualnon-inverting, or complimentary output drivers. They can delivery high peak currents of 4.5A typically into capacitive loads. These devices also feature low shootthrough current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delays. The MCP1403/4/5 drivers operate from a 4.5V to 18V single power supply and can easily charge and discharge 2200 pF gate capacitance in under 15 ns (typ). They provide low enough impedances in both the on and off states to ensure the MOSFETs intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. The input to the MCP1403/4/5 may be driven directly from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). The MCP1403/4/5 dual-output .

MCP1405 : The MCP1403/4/5 are a family of dual-inverting, dualnon-inverting, or complimentary output drivers. They can delivery high peak currents of 4.5A typically into capacitive loads. These devices also feature low shootthrough current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delays. The MCP1403/4/5 drivers operate from a 4.5V to 18V single power supply and can easily charge and discharge 2200 pF gate capacitance in under 15 ns (typ). They provide low enough impedances in both the on and off states to ensure the MOSFETs intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. The input to the MCP1403/4/5 may be driven directly from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). The MCP1403/4/5 dual-output .

MCP1406 : The MCP1406/07 devices are a family of buffers/MOSFET drivers that feature a single-output with 6A peak drive current capability, low shoot-through current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delay times. These devices are pin-compatible and are improved versions of the TC4420/TC4429 MOSFET drivers. The MCP1406/07 MOSFET drivers can easily charge and discharge 2500 pF gate capacitance in under 20 ns, provide low enough impedances in both the on and off states to ensure the MOSFETs intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. The input to the MCP1406/07 may be driven directly from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). These devices are highly latch-up resistant under any cond.

MCP1407 : The MCP1406/07 devices are a family of buffers/MOSFET drivers that feature a single-output with 6A peak drive current capability, low shoot-through current, matched rise/fall times and propagation delay times. These devices are pin-compatible and are improved versions of the TC4420/TC4429 MOSFET drivers. The MCP1406/07 MOSFET drivers can easily charge and discharge 2500 pF gate capacitance in under 20 ns, provide low enough impedances in both the on and off states to ensure the MOSFETs intended state will not be affected, even by large transients. The input to the MCP1406/07 may be driven directly from either TTL or CMOS (3V to 18V). These devices are highly latch-up resistant under any cond.