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2 / 12 page AN-6069 APPLICATION NOTE © 2007 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation www.fairchildsemi.com Rev. 1.0.3 • 1/6/10 2 The circuit waveforms for a MOSFET turning on into a clamped inductive load are illustrated in Figure 2. V DD V PL V TH I L t4 t3 t2 t1 V DS I DS V GS I G time V O I PK I PL Figure 2. MOSFET Turn on with Inductive Load Figure 3 indicates the gate current paths active during the individual intervals of the MOSFET turn -on process. Figure 3. Current Paths During MOSFET Turn on RG represents the series combination of the MOSFET internal gate resistance along with any series gate resistor. RHI represents the driver’s internal resistance whose effective value changes throughout the switching interval. As shown below, the driver current, IG, is determined by combining information presented in references [1] and [2]. During interval t1, IG increases quickly and charges the combination of CGS and CGD to the gate threshold voltage VTH through the path shown in Figure 3(a). In this interval, the MOSFET carries no inductor current. As interval t2 begins, the MOSFET starts to conduct current in the linear mode as: ) V V ( g I TH GS m D − = (1) through the current paths shown in Figure 3(b). The parallel combination of CGD and CGS are charged from the threshold voltage to a plateau level given by TH m D PL V g I V + = (2) as the drain current rises from zero to IL. QGS2 is the charge needed during this transition and can be determined from the MOSFET datasheet characteristic curves, as illustrated in the application example presented later in this section. QGS2 allows calculation of the time required for this transition as: G 2 GS rise , IDS I Q t 2 t = = (3) Throughout t2, VDS remains at VOUT, clamped by diode D. At the end of t2, the MOSFET conducts the full IL current and the diode commutates. As interval t3 commences, the gate current flows through CGD and the MOSFET channel as shown in Figure 3(c). All of IG is used to discharge CGD as VGS remains at VPL, and VDS begins to fall with a time period given by: G GD fall , VDS I Q t 3 t = = (4) In interval t4, IG flows through a combination of CGS, CGD, and the decreasing channel resistance RDS, as shown in Figure 3(d). During t4, the gate-source voltage rises from the plateau level to VDD. This allows determination of the total gate charge QG,T required to turn on the MOSFET. As the drain current rises during t2 and VDS falls during t3, the MOSFET has simultaneous high voltage across it and high current flowing through it, so the instantaneous power can be very high. An equation relating IG to the switching loss during the turn on interval is: () ⎟ ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ + ⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ × = 3 t , G GD 2 t , G 2 GS SW LOAD IN ON , SW I Q I Q f 2 I V P (5) This equation shows the importance of the magnitude of IG in relation to the switching losses. Unfortunately, there are no formal equations to calculate the current available from a given driver as the output voltage swings throughout its range. Empirical methods can determine the value of IG at different driver output voltage levels and are presented in the section “Evaluating Drivers on the Bench” below. |
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