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MC33GD3100
Advanced IGBT/SiC gate driver
Rev. 9.0 — 5 March 2020 Product short data sheet
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1 General description
The MC33GD3100 is an advanced single channel gate driver for IGBTs and SiC power
devices. Integrated Galvanic isolation and low on-resistance drive transistors provide
high charging and discharging current, low dynamic saturation voltage and rail-to-rail
gate voltage control.
Current and temperature sense minimizes IGBT stress during faults. Accurate and
configurable under voltage lockout (UVLO) provides protection while ensuring sufficient
gate drive voltage headroom.
The MC33GD3100 autonomously manages severe faults and reports faults and status
via INTB pin and an SPI interface. It is capable of directly driving gates of most IGBTs
and SiC MOSFETs. Self test, control and protection functions are included for design
of high reliability systems (ASIL C/D). It meets the stringent requirements of automotive
applications and is fully AEC-Q100 grade 1 qualified.
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2 Simplified application diagram
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Single flyback powers all three
low-side gate drives.
High-side supplies are
similarly created.
These are powered by
VBATT or the backup
power supply when
VBATT is lost.
Figure 1. Simplified application diagram
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3 Features and benefits
This section summarizes the key features, safety features, and regulatory approvals.
3.1 Key features
SPI interface for safety monitoring, programmability and flexibility
Low propagation delay and minimal PWM distortion
Integrated Galvanic signal isolation (up to 8 kV)
Integrated gate drive power stage capable of 15 A peak source and sink
Fully programmable Active Miller Clamp
Compatible with negative gate supply
Compatible with current sense and temperature sense IGBTs
Integrated soft shutdown, two-level turn-off, active clamp, and segmented drive for
wave shaping
CMTI > 100 V/ns
Compatible with 200 V to 1700 V IGBT/SiC, power range > 125 kW
Operating temperature range −40 °C to 125 °C
External Creepage distance (CPG): > 7.8 mm
Operating frequency > 40 kHz
5.0 V and 3.3 V tolerant MCU interface available
3.2 Safety features
Certified to ASIL D ISO26262 functional safety requirements for full diagnostics
Current, DESAT, and temperature sense inputs and ADC reporting for IGBT/SiC
monitoring
Fast short-circuit protection, overcurrent protection, temperature warning and shutdown
Interrupt pin for fast response to faults
Built-in self-check of all analog and digital circuits
Continuous watchdog of die-to-die communications
Mandatory deadtime enforcement
Over and undervoltage supervision of all power supplies on both low and high voltage
sides
Fail-safe state management pins on both low and high voltage sides
VGE real time cycle-by-cycle monitoring
3.3 Safety and regulatory approvals
Reinforced Isolation per DIN V VDE V 0884-10
Withstand 2500 V rms (1 minute) isolation per UL 1577
CSA Component Acceptance Notice 5A
AEC-Q100 grade 1 automotive qualified
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4 Ordering information
Table 1. Orderable part variations
Part number [1] VDD Temperature (TJ) Package
MC33GD3100EK 5.0 V
MC33GD3100A3EK 3.3 V −40 °C to 150 °C 32-pin wide body
SOIC, 0.65 mm pitch
[1] To order parts in tape and reel, add the R2 suffix to the part number.
5 Internal block diagram
Logic block 1
SCLK
CSB
MOSI
MISO
SPI
PWM
FSSTATE
INTB
Config, DT control,
cross conduction,
fault management,
safing
VSUP
TSENSEA
AMC
GH
VCC
VCCREG
VEE
(two pins)
aaa-024501
GND2
(two pins)
DESAT
GND1
(two pins)
VREF
(5.0 V, 1 %
20 mA)
DATA_IN
DATA_OUT
PWMALT
Serial
comm
Serial
comm
Logic block 2
Fault management,
conf. registers,
fault registers, gate
control, logic,
ASIL test control
AMUX and
10-bit ADC
GL
CLAMP
ISENSE
TEMP IGBT
AMUXIN
NC13
PWM
INT TEMP IC
AOUT Duty cycle
encoder
GND2
VCC
FSENB
VDD
Gate drive
control
Deadtime
control
Safing
logic
Active VCE,
clamp, desat
Charge and
discharge
control
Active Miller
clamp
IGBT current
sense
IGBT temp
sense
Power
management 1
VDDLV, bandgap,
references,
oscillators,
UV/OVLO, etc...
Power
management 2
VCCHV, bandgap,
references,
oscillators,
UV/OVLO, etc...
NC2
FSISO
INTB/VGEMON
RX
RXTX
TX
RX TX
TXRX
Figure 2. Internal block diagram
MC33GD3100 Table 2‘ Pin definitions
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6 Pinning information
6.1 Pinning
MC33GD3100
VCC
CLAMP
DESAT
TSENSEA
FSISO
GH
GL
AMC
ISENSE
VREF
AMUXIN
GND2
GND2
VEE
VCCREG
VEE
FSSTATE
AOUT
PWMALT
PWM
INTB
NC
GND1
FSENB
VSUP
aaa-024502
NC
VDD
CSB
SCLK
MISO
MOSI
GND1
Figure 3. Pinout diagram
6.2 Pin description
Table 2. Pin definitions
Pin number Pin name Pin type Definition Comments
Pins 1 to 16 (low-voltage, non-isolated pins)
1 VSUP power input Externally supplied voltage
source supply; primary
supply for non-isolated
circuits
Typically supplied by
vehicle battery
2 NC2 No connection NC2 must be connected to
GND1
3 VDD power input Internally generated
supply to power AOUT,
MISO and INTB
Not to be used to power
other circuitry. External
capacitor should be
placed at this pin. May
be supplied externally
(MC33GD3100EK only).
4 CSB digital input SPI chip select Chip select input. Active
low. CSB frames SPI
commands and enables
SPI port.
5, 16 GND1 ground ground Ground for the non-
isolated circuitry: input
logic including SPI,
PWM, PWMALT, FSENB,
FSSTATE, AOUT, VDD,
INTB
Isolated from all circuitry
referenced to GND2
6 MOSI digital input SPI master out slave in pin Input data for SPI port.
MC33GD3100 latches
MOSI on rising edge of
SCLK, MSB first
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Pin number Pin name Pin type Definition Comments
7 MISO digital output SPI master in slave out pin Output data for SPI port,
MC33GD3100 outputs
MISO on falling edge of
SCLK.
8 SCLK digital input SPI clock Clock for SPI
9 INTB digital output Interrupt/Fault status
output
Interrupt pin output,
reports faults with active
pulldown. Pin is left open if
unused.
10 PWM digital input PWM input for the IGBT
gate
Active high input logic
signal turns on the IGBT
11 PWMALT digital input PWM input for opposing
IGBT gate
Active high input logic
signal turns off IGBT gate
(opposing IGBT is turned
on). Connected to GND1 if
unused.
12 AOUT analog output Duty cycle encoded
analog signals for
temperature or voltage
Desired analog signal is
selected by SPI. Pin is left
open if unused.
13 NC13 No Connection NC13 is unused and
should be left open or
connected to the MCU
to allow compatibility
with the GD3160. If
GD3160 compatibility is
not desired, NC13 can be
tied to GND.
14 FSSTATE digital input Fail-safe state specifies
the desired state of the
output during a fail-safe
condition
Allows fail-safe logic
control. Connected to
GND1 if unused.
15 FSENB digital input Enables the fail-safe state Allows fail-safe logic
control. Connected to VDD
if unused.
Pins 17 to 32 (high-voltage, isolated pins)
17, 32 GND2 ground 2 ground 2 Ground for the isolated
(high-voltage) circuitry
Must be connected to
IGBT's emitter
18 CLAMP analog input VCE sense terminal for
actively clamping the
collector voltage at turn-off
Connected to VEE if
unused
19 DESAT analog output VCE desaturation
monitoring pin
Connected to GND2 if
unused
20 ISENSE analog input Current sense feedback
pin
Receives current sense
feedback from the IGBT's
current sense. Connected
to GND2 if unused.
21, 23 VEE power input Negative voltage supply
for gate of the IGBT
Typically −5.0 to −8.0
V, referenced to GND2.
Connect to GND2 if a
negative supply is not
used.
22 GL analog output Primary discharging pin for
IGBT gate
Pull-down transistor at this
pin discharges the IGBT
gate
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Pin number Pin name Pin type Definition Comments
24 AMC analog input Pin connected directly to
IGBT gate for gate sensing
and Active Miller Clamping
Used for diagnostics and
Active Miller Clamping
25 GH analog output Sole charging pin for IGBT
gate
Pullup transistor at this pin
charges the IGBT gate
26 AMUXIN analog input Analog MUX input Connected to GND2 if
unused
27 VCCREG power in/out Regulated positive
supply for the IGBT gate.
Requires capacitance.
15 V supply derived from
VCC. Connected to VCC if
regulator unused.
28 VCC power input Positive voltage supply for
isolated circuitry and gate
of the IGBT
Typically 15 to 18 V,
referenced to GND2
29 FSISO digital input Tri-states gate drive
transistors to allow
external control of IGBT
gate
Used for HV domain
management of fail-safe
state. Connected to GND2
if unused.
30 TSENSEA analog input Anode of temp sense
diode of IGBT
Sources current and
reads voltage of temp
sense diode of one IGBT
die. Connect to VREF if
unused.
31 VREF analog output 5.0 V reference for
isolated analog circuitry
Capable of sourcing up to
20 mA
7 Absolute maximum ratings
All voltages are referenced to GND1 or GND2. Currents are positive into and negative
out of the specified pins. Exceeding these ratings may cause malfunction or permanent
device damage.
Table 3. Absolute maximum ratings
All voltages referenced to GND1 (LV domain) or GND2 (HV domain). Currents are positive into and negative out of the
specified pins.
Symbol Description (Rating) Min Max Unit
POWER SUPPLIES AND CURRENT REFERENCES
VVSUP Low voltage domain supply voltage [1] −0.3 40 V
VVDD3p3 Low voltage domain logic supply voltage, 3.3 V version [1] −0.3 6.0 V
VVDD5 Low voltage domain logic supply voltage, 5.0 V version [1] −0.3 6.0 V
VVCC High voltage domain positive supply voltage [2] −0.3 25 V
VVEE High voltage domain negative supply voltage [2] −12 0.3 V
VVCC-VEE High voltage domain positive/negative supply −0.3 37 V
VVCCREG High voltage domain post regulated supply voltage [2] −0.3 25 V
IVCCREG VCCREG output current −100 mA
VVREF VREF voltage [2] −0.3 6.0 V
IVREF VREF output current −20 mA
LOGIC PINS
VIN Logic input pin voltage (FSSTATE, FSENB, PWM, PWMALT,
SCLK, CSB, MOSI)
[1] −0.3 18 V
VOUT Logic output pin voltage (MISO, INTB, AOUT) [1] −0.3 VVDD_max + 0.3 V V
VFSISO Logic input pin voltage (FSISO) [2] −0.3 12 V
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Symbol Description (Rating) Min Max Unit
GATE DRIVE OUTPUT STAGE
VGH GH voltage [2] VEE − 0.3 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
VGL GL voltage [2] VEE − 0.3 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
VAMC AMC voltage [2] VEE − 0.3 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
ISOURCEMAX GH max. source current [3] — −15 A
ISINKMAX GL, AMC max. sink current [3] — 15 A
VCLAMP CLAMP voltage [2] VEE − 0.3 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
VDESAT DESAT voltage [2] −0.3 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
TEMPERATURE SENSE PIN
VTSENSEA TSENSEA voltage [2] −0.3 6.0 V
INTB PIN
IINTB Open drain DC output current [4] — 20 mA
ISENSE SENSE PIN
VISENSE ISENSE voltage [2] −2.0 VVCCREG_max + 0.3 V V
AMUXIN PIN
VAMUXIN AMUXIN voltage [2] −0.3 6.0 V
ESD RATINGS
VESDHBM ESD voltage (HBM)
All pins
[5]
−2.0
2.0
kV
VESDCDM ESD voltage (CDM)
Corner pins
Other pins
[6]
−750
−500
750
500
V
VESDModule ESD voltage (module level)
VSUP, GND1, GND2 pins
[7]
−8.0
8.0
kV
IMMUNITY
dVISO/dt Common mode transient immunity [8] — 100 V/ns
PWM FREQUENCY
fPWMMAX Maximum switching frequency 0 40 kHz
[1] Ref = GND1
[2] Ref = GND2
[3] 50 %, 100 nF, 10 kHz
[4] VINTB < 0.8 V
[5] Human Body Model (HBM) at device level
ANSI/ESDA/JEDEC JS-001: 2010 Model HBM (human body model)
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Sensitivity Testing Human Body Model (HBM)
Test points: pin to GND1 and pin to GND2
[6] Charged Device Model (CDM)
ANSI/ESD S5.3.1-2009
ESD Association Standard for Electrostatic Discharge Sensitivity Testing - Charged Device Model (CDM) - Component Level
[7] Module Level ESD Tests
ISO 10605:2008/Cor. 1:2010(E)
Road vehicles – Test methods for electrical disturbances from electrostatic discharge
[8] Pulse width = 10 ns
8 General functional description
8.1 Introduction
The MC33GD3100 is an advanced single channel gate driver for N-channel power IGBTs
and SiC MOSFETs. Integrated galvanic isolation and low on-resistance drive transistors
provide high charging and discharging current, low dynamic saturation voltage and rail-
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to-rail gate voltage control. Collector current, collector-emitter voltage, and IGBT/SiC
temperature sense minimize IGBT/SiC stress during faults.
The MC33GD3100 autonomously manages severe faults and reports faults and status
via INTB pin and an SPI interface. It is capable of directly driving gates of most IGBTs
and SiC MOSFETs. Self test, control and protection functions are included for design of
high reliability systems (ASIL/SIL).
8.2 Power supply options
The MC33GD3100 is available in two options: VDD of 3.3 V or 5.0 V. The two options are
desired to allow interfacing to MCUs with 3.3 or 5.0 V I/O.
If VDD is 3.3 V, then the user must supply VSUP with a voltage source greater than
VSUPUV_TH, usually battery in a vehicle. In this case, power for VDD is always derived
from VSUP; an external VDD supply is not allowed. The MC33GD3100A3EK cannot be
powered exclusively by VDD = 3.3 V.
If VDD is 5.0 V, the IC can be powered from a single voltage source at VSUP. In this
case, VDD is derived from VSUP.
If VDD is 5.0 V, the IC can be powered from a single, 5.0 V source. In this case, VSUP
and VDD must be connected together on the PCB. Since an externally supplied VVSUP
never exceeds VSUPUV_TH, the internal VDD regulator is never turned on.
8.3 Features
The MC33GD3100 is designed for a wide range of IGBT/SiC voltage ratings. Its logic
interface and feedback signals are galvanically isolated from the high voltage circuitry
that directly drives the IGBT gate and monitors its temperature sense, DESAT, CLAMP
and current sense pins.
The MC33GD3100 is built with two domains and each has its own GND reference.
Control and fault signals are transmitted between the non-isolated, “low voltage” domain
(LV domain) and the isolated, "high voltage" domain (HV domain) via magnetic coupling.
GND1 must be connected to the logic controller’s GND. GND2 must be connected to the
IGBT’s emitter.
Pins 1 through 16 are connected to the low voltage domain. These pins provide interface
to all the control, programming, fault monitoring and fail-safe features. A power supply
connected to the VSUP pin provides power for low voltage domain.
Pins 17 through 32 are connected to the high voltage domain. These pins provide the
interface to the IGBT/SiC gate, its power supplies and its terminals (collector sense,
temperature sense and current sense). A power supply connected to the VCC pin
provides power for the high voltage domain.
VCC and VEE are the positive and negative power supplies used to charge and
discharge the IGBT/SiC gate. VCCREG is the output of a post regulator. This post
regulator can be used to minimize positive supply voltage variation when multiple gate
voltage supplies are generated from a single source.
The gate drive stage consists of three transistors and a current source. The GH transistor
is a high current pullup (gate charging) transistor connected between VCCREG and the
GH pin. Pins GL and AMC have separate transistors that provide gate discharge paths.
GL is intended to be used as the primary turn-off path with an external resistor used to
control discharge current. The AMC pin provides an “Active Miller Clamp”, which clamps
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the IGBT’s/SiC gate to its emitter when the IGBT/SiC is off. The GH, GL and AMC
transistors are capable of currents up to 15 A for 2.0 µs. A soft shutdown current source
is in parallel with the GL transistor. Its role is to provide a slower gate discharge during
a short-circuit condition. Fault conditions can trigger a “two level turn-off” (2LTO). If this
feature is enabled, the gate drive temporarily decreases the IGBT’s/SiC gate voltage
while the possible fault is being validated. Reducing the gate voltage limits the maximum
fault current and thereby lessens the safe operating area stress on the IGBT/SiC.
The MC33GD3100 can be used with or without a negative gate drive voltage. Negative
gate voltage is often used to ensure an IGBT/SiC is kept off when its opposing IGBT/
SiC is turning on. However, using a negative supply increases gate drive losses and
complicates the gate drive power supply. Using a low impedance turn off circuit is
another way to alleviate or eliminate the problem of dv/dt induced turn on. The AMC
transistor provides a very low turn off impedance to hold the IGBT/SiC off when the other
half-bridge IGBT/SiC device turns on.
By monitoring the IGBT/SiC collector-emitter voltage, the MC33GD3100 can provide
two means of protection. When the IGBT/SiC is commanded on, its VCE should be only
a few volts at most. A short-circuit condition is likely to cause the IGBT’s VCE to exceed
its normal on-state voltage. The MC33GD3100’s VCE desaturation detection circuitry
monitors VCE for this condition.
Active clamping of VCE via a zener placed across the IGBT/SiC collector-gate terminals
is another fault management technique. The MC33GD3100 monitors the zener clamp
and reduces the turn-off gate drive when excessive VCE is present. Reducing the gate
discharge current improves clamping tolerance and reduces the size of the zeners.
The current sense pin, ISENSE, can be used to monitor the sense cells of a current
sense IGBT. Responding directly to an overcurrent or short-circuit condition using current
sensing can be a much faster way to respond to a severe overcurrent condition (as
compared to desaturation detection).
The MC33GD3100 can also monitor temperature sense diodes or thermistors if the
IGBT/SiC has them. An ADC allows reporting the temperature via the SPI as well as
using the ADC reading to trigger overtemperature warning or fault conditions. Monitoring
the IGBT/SiC temperature via the AOUT pin also allows real time monitoring of the
system’s performance in the field.
The MC33GD3100's AMUXIN pin provides a means to read other important system
voltages, which can be duty cycle encoded and provided at the AOUT pin.
The IC has two ways to report fault and status data. The INTB pin immediately reports
latched faults. It is active low when a fault occurs. The SPI can also report fault details as
well as status and configuration information.
9 Packaging
9.1 Package mechanical dimensions
Package dimensions are provided in package drawings. To find the most current
package outline drawing, go to www.nxp.com and perform a keyword search for the
drawing’s document number.
MC33GD3100 Table 4‘ Package outline PTN'S NUMBER SEATING PLANE 32X PLATTNG METAL / 4 (o. 203) T 2x 15 TTPS Q-IEI A —_“ T T T 1 O 25 1 o. 19 ‘ i A ‘—‘ BASE METAL/ A SECTTON AA A © mm» L ~ILHT ‘ MECHANICAL OUTLINE E«E, PRINT VERSION NOT To SCALE TITLEV DOCUMENT NOV 95ARH99137A REV. C 32LD SOTC W/B, 0.65 PTTCH STANDARD: NDNrJEDEC CASE OUTLTNE SOT176271 29 FEB 2016
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Table 4. Package outline
Package Suffix Package outline drawing number
32-pin wide body SOIC EK 98ARH99137A
MC33GD3100 R0. 08 MIN GAUGE PLANE 0.29 FD. 13 I L a" I 0' _o. 9- 0‘ 5 SECT‘ON Big © VXR’LEE’T{I‘;E:Y\S‘VEE'E(§VE7' ‘ MECHANICAL ouTLINE PRINT VERSION NOT TO SCALE TITLE: DOCUMENT NO: QEARH99137A REV: C 32LD SO‘C W/B, 0.65 P‘TCH CASE OUTL‘NE STANDARD: NONiJEDEC SOT175271 29 FEB 2015
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MC33GD3100 NOTES: 1. DIMENSIONS ARE IN MILLIMETERS, 2. DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCINC PER ASME YI4.5M*I994. 3. DATUMS E AND C TO BE DETERMINED AT THE PLANE WHERE THE BOTTOM OF THE LEADS EXIT THE PLASTIC BODY. k THIS DIMENSION DOES NOT INCLUDE MOLD FLASH, FROTRUSION OR GATE BURRS MOLD FLASH, PROTRUSION OR GATE BURRS SHALL NOT EXCEED 0.15 MM PER SIDE THIS DIMENSION IS DETERMINED AT THE PLANE WHERE THE BOTTOM OF THE LEADS EXIT THE PLASTIC BODY. THIS DIMENSION DOES NOT INCLUDE INTERiLEAD FLASH OR PROTRUSIONS INTERiLEAD FLASH AND PROTRUSIDNS SHALL NOT EXCEED 025 MM PER SIDE. THIS DIMENSION IS DETERMINED AT THE PLANE WHERE THE BOTTOM OF THE LEADS EXIT THE PLASTIC BODY, PD THIS DIMENSION DOES NOT INCLUDE DAMBAR PROTRUSION. ALLOWABLE DAMBAR PROTRUSION SHALL NOT CAUSE THE LEAD WIDTH TO EXCEED 0.4 mm, DAMEAR CANNOT BE LOCATED ON THE LOWER RADIUS OR THE FOOT. MINIMUM SPACE BETWEEN PROTRUSION AND ADJACENT LEAD SHALL NOT LESS THAN 0.07 mm, A EXACT SHAPE OF EACH CORNER IS OPTIONAL. THESE DIMENSIONS APPLY TO THE FLAT SECTION OF THE LEAD BETWEEN 0,10 mm AND 0 3 mm FROM THE LEAD TIP, THE PACKAGE TOP MAY BE SMALLER THAN THE PACKAGE BOTTOM THIS DIMENSION IS DETERMINED AT THE OUTERMOST EXTREMES OF THE PLASTIC BODY EXCLUSIVE OE MOLD FLASH, TIE BAR EURRS, GATE EURRS AND INTERrLEAD FLASH. EUT INCLUDING ANY MISMATCH BETWEEN THE TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE PLASTIC BODY. P V‘JLLEE‘ISEAQ _ _ MECHANICAL OUTLINE PRINT VERSION NOT To SCALE TITLE’ / DOCUMENT NC» SEARH99137A REV‘ C 32LD SOIC W B, 0.65 PITCH, 7 CASE OUTLINE STANDARD. NON JEDEC SOT175271 29 FEB ZDTE
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10 Revision history
Table 5. Revision history
Document ID Release date Data sheet status Change notice Supersedes
MC33GD3100_SDS v.9.0 20200305 Product data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.8.0
Modifications Updated Figure 1 to reflect simplified active clamp circuit
Made grammar and style changes to Pin 13 "Comments" and "Definition" cells in Table 2
Updated Table 3 to correct typos and to use a uniform current polarity definition
Changed "Deadtime" to "Mandatory Deadtime" in Section 3.2
MC33GD3100_SDS v.8.0 20200218 Product data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.7.0
Modifications Updated revision number to align with the data sheet
MC33GD3100_SDS v.7.0 20191211 Product data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.6.0
MC33GD3100_SDS v.6.0 20190809 Preliminary data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.5.0
MC33GD3100_SDS v.5.0 20190716 Preliminary data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.4.0
MC33GD3100_SDS v.4.0 20190715 Preliminary data sheet MC33GD3100_SDS v.3.1
MC33GD3100_SDS v.3.1 20181026 Advance information MC33GD3100_SDS v.3.0
MC33GD3100_SDS v.3.0 20181011 Advance information MC33GD3100_SDS v.2.0
MC33GD3100_SDS v.2.0 20180813 Advance information MC33GD3100_SDS v.1.9
MC33GD3100_SDS v.1.9 20180731 Advance information MC33GD3100_SDS v.1.6
MC33GD3100_SDS v.1.6 20180419 Product preview
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Tables
Tab. 1. Orderable part variations ...................................4
Tab. 2. Pin definitions ....................................................5
Tab. 3. Absolute maximum ratings ................................7
Tab. 4. Package outline ...............................................11
Tab. 5. Revision history ............................................... 14
Figures
Fig. 1. Simplified application diagram ...........................2
Fig. 2. Internal block diagram .......................................4
Fig. 3. Pinout diagram .................................................. 5
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Date of release: 5 March 2020
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Contents
1 General description ............................................ 1
2 Simplified application diagram .......................... 2
3 Features and benefits .........................................3
3.1 Key features ...................................................... 3
3.2 Safety features .................................................. 3
3.3 Safety and regulatory approvals ........................3
4 Ordering information .......................................... 4
5 Internal block diagram ........................................4
6 Pinning information ............................................ 5
6.1 Pinning ...............................................................5
6.2 Pin description ................................................... 5
7 Absolute maximum ratings ................................ 7
8 General functional description .......................... 8
8.1 Introduction ........................................................ 8
8.2 Power supply options ........................................ 9
8.3 Features .............................................................9
9 Packaging .......................................................... 10
9.1 Package mechanical dimensions .................... 10
10 Revision history ................................................ 14
11 Legal information .............................................. 15