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Texas Instruments UC2724N
Texas Instruments

UC2724N MOSFET Driver, Buffer/Inverter, Active

MPNUC2724N
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Texas Instruments UC2724N, buffer/inverter MOSFET driver, active lifecycle, RoHS non-compliant, bulk package.

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Specifications

UC2724N Technical Specifications
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Product details

The UC2724N from Texas Instruments is a buffer/inverter MOSFET driver designed to interface low-power control logic with the gate of a power MOSFET. It accepts a single input and delivers a buffered or inverted output to drive the gate capacitance, making it suitable for applications such as switch-mode power supplies, motor drives, and class-D audio amplifiers where a clean gate-drive waveform is needed.

This removes the supply-risk flag for production builds, though the RoHS non-compliant status means it cannot be used in lead-free soldering processes without an exemption — factor that into your assembly line qualification.

Bulk packaging — handling and kitting note

For manual or low-volume builds, bulk is straightforward — just watch for ESD-safe handling during kitting.

Frequently asked questions

What is the UC2724N used for?

The UC2724N is a buffer/inverter MOSFET driver used to drive the gate of a power MOSFET from a low-power control signal. Typical applications include switch-mode power supplies, motor drives, and class-D audio amplifiers where a clean, high-current gate drive is needed.

What is the closest functional second-source for UC2724N?

The LM5106MM/NOPB is a surface-mount half-bridge driver, not a direct functional second-source. It differs in topology (half-bridge vs single-ended buffer/inverter) and package (surface-mount vs through-hole).