I have some fuzzy recollection of reading to the effect that noninverting mosfet drivers are more prone to instability due to layout effects.
Confirm?
Just doing a quick sim in my head: With poor layout, when a noninverting mosfet driver turns on (sourcing), the signal ground pops up due to the mosfet gate capacitance (iirc called ground bounce?) then the driver sees a valid (actually invalid) '0' threshold to turn the mosfet drive off.. The driver oscillates.
Is it best to use a noninverting mosfet driver in a smps design?