600 V bootstrap, 4 A gate drive — half-bridge workhorse
Its 600 V maximum bootstrap voltage sets the DC-bus ceiling for motor drives, UPS inverters, and switch-mode power supplies, while the 4 A peak source and sink current delivers the gate charge needed to switch large-die IGBTs and MOSFETs within a narrow timing window.
15 ns rise/fall — switching loss and dead-time budget
Typical 15 ns rise and fall times at the gate pin mean the driver can push the power switch through the Miller plateau quickly. The 10 V to 18 V supply range aligns with standard 12 V and 15 V bias rails used in industrial power stages.
Independent channels, non-inverting inputs
The two driver channels are independent and non-inverting, giving the controller full flexibility on dead-time insertion and interleaving.
14-SOIC package — rework and layout considerations
The 0.050-inch lead pitch is inspectable and touch-up friendly — will it survive the hot air? Yes, the SOIC body has low thermal mass and the leads are exposed, so a technician can lift the part without lifting the pad.
Industrial temperature range — motor-drive and outdoor gear
The 600 V bootstrap rating assumes a clean, low-inductance layout to keep the ringing below the absolute maximum.