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Datasheet TLE6280GP
3-Phase Bridge Driver IC
Features
Compatible to very low ohmic normal
level input N-Channel Mosfets
Separate input for each MOSFET
PWM frequency up to 30kHz
Fulfills specification down to 9V
supply voltage
Low EMC sensitivity and emission
Separate Source connection for each MOSFET
Adjustable dead time
Adjustable dI/dt limitation
Short circuit protection with adjustable current limitation
Driver undervoltage warning
Reverse polarity protection
Disable function
Input with TTL characteristics
Error flag
Thermal overload warning for driver IC
Shoot through protection
Shoot through option
Integrated bootstrap diodes
Product Summary Turn on current I Turn off current I Supply voltage range V Gate Voltage VGS 10 V Temperature range T
Oxx(on)
0.85 A
Oxx(off)
8...20 V
Vs
-40...+150 °C
J
P-DSO36-12
Ordering Code
Q67007-A9406
Application
Dedicated for 3-phase high current motor bridges in PWM control mode. This device fulfills requirements in
12V automotive applications
General Description
3-phase bridge driver IC for MOSFET power stages with multiple protection functions.
Block Diagram
BH1 GH1 SH1 BL1 GL1 SL1
HS Driver 1 LS Driver 1
HS Driver (Channel 2)
- Short Circuit Protection
- Undervoltage Detection
-
DI/dt Control
LS Driver (Channel 2)
- Short Circuit Protection
- Undervoltage Detection
-
DI/dt Control
BH2
GH2
BL2 SH2
GL2
VS
ILx IHx
MFP DT
ERR
Reverse Polarity
Protection
Input Logic
- Shoot Through Protection
- Shoot Through Option
- Charge Pump Control
- Programmable Dead Time
Error Logic
- Short Circuit Shut Down
- Under Voltage Warning
- Over Temperature Warning
CL
Voltage Regulator
Charge Pump
CH
VDH
DIDT GND
SL2
DI/dt Limitation
HS Driver 3 LS Driver 3
BH3 GH3 SH3 BL3 GL3 SL3
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Application Block Diagram
VS=12V
R
V5=5V
50 k
VS
10
C
DI/DT
12nF
C
VS
R
1µF
R
Q
DI/DT
100
VS
DI/DT
VDH
P-GND
C 1000µF
V
CC
ERR
R
Q
20 k
MFP
R
Q
82 k
BH1
GH1 SH1
BH2
GH2
SH2
BH3
C
BH1
220nF
C
BH2
220nF
C
BH3
220nF
TLE6280GP
GH3
IL1 IH1
µC
C
CP
1.5µF
R
DT
50 k
IL2 IH2
IL3 IH3
CH
CL
DT
SH3 BL1
GL1 SL1
BL2 GL2
SL2 BH3
GL3
SL3
C
BL1
220nF
C
BL2
220nF
C
BL3
220nF
GND
GND
P-GND
Fig. 1 : Application circuit
Remark: This application diagram is one possible implementation of this driver IC. There is, e.g., the possibility to link all three BLx pins and use only one capacitor.
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Symbol Function
Pin
1;18;19:36 GND Logic Ground
8 VS Voltage supply 20 21
9 11 13 10 12 14 15 MFP Multi function pin:
17 DT Program pin for dead time 35 DIDT Program pin dI/dt limitation 34 VDH Sense pin for drain voltage of the high-side Mosfets 16 ERR Error flag for driver supply under voltage, over-
2 28
22
5
31 25
3
29 23
6
32 26
4
30 24
7
33 27
CL CH IH1 IH2 IH3 IL1 IL2 IL3
BH1 BH2 BH3
BL1 BL2
BL3 GH1 GH2 GH3 GL1 GL2 GL3 SH1 SH2 SH3
SL1
SL2
SL3
Charge pump - capacitor
Control inputs for high-side switches 1 to 3 (low active)
Control inputs for low-side switches 1 to 3 (high active)
a) Disable the complete device by V
MFP
<1V
b) Program pin for output voltage level under short
circuit condition (V
Gxx –VSxx
= 2xV
c) Enable shoot through option by V
MFP
MFP
)
>4.5V
temperature and short circuit (open drain output) Bootstrap supply high-side switches 1 to 3
Backup capacitor connection low switches 1 to 3
Output to gate high-side switches 1 to 3
Output to gate low-side switches 1 to 3
Connection to source high-side switches 1 to 3
Connection to source low-side switches 1 to 3
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Functional description
General
In the automotive sector there are more and more applications requiring high performance motor drives, such as electro-hydraulic or electric power steering. In these applications 3-phase motors, synchronous and asynchronous, are used, combining high output perform­ance, low space requirements and high reliability. The TLE6280GP is a driver IC dedicated to control the 6 to 12 external Mosfets forming the converter for high current 3 phase motor drives in the automotive sector. It incorporates fea­tures like short circuit detection, diagnosis and high output performance and combines it with typical automotive specific requirements like full functionality even at low battery voltages. Its 3 high-side and 3 low-side output stages are powerful enough to drive Mosfets with 250nC gate charge with approx. 300ns fall and rise times. Typical applications are cooling fan, water pump, electro-hydraulic and electric power steer­ing. The TLE6280GP is designed for a 12V power net. Use in 24V application is possible as well. Limiting factor could be the power dissipation. This datasheet describes all functionality of this device. Additional application tips are given in an application note available on the Internet.
Output stages The 3 low-side and 3 high-side powerful push-pull output stages are all floating blocks, each
with its own Source pin. This allows the direct connection of the output stage to the Source of each single Mosfet, allowing a perfect control of each Gate-Source voltage even when 200A are driven in the bridge with rise and fall times clearly below 1µs. All 6 output stages have the same output power and, due to the use of the bootstrap princi­ple, they can be switched all up to 30kHz. Its output stages are powerful enough to drive Mosfets with 250nC gate charge with approx. 300ns fall and rise times, or even to run 12 such Mosfets with fall and rise times of approx. 600ns. Maximum allowed power dissipation and the need to refresh the bootstrap capacitors with a minimum refresh pulse limit the divice use for higher frequencies. Fig. 2 shows the supply structure of TLE6280GP. The bootstrap capacitors are charged by the charge pump capacitor C The exact value for this minimum refresh pulse is given by the RC time constant formed by the impedance between the CH pin and Bxx pin, and the capacitor formed by the external Mosfet (C
Mosfet=QGate-total
/ VGS). The size of the bootstrap capacitor has to be adapted to the external Mosfet that the driver IC has to drive. Usually the bootstrap capacitor is about 10-20 times bigger than C
. External components, such as R-C networks, at the Vs Pin have to
Mosfet
be considered, too.
Operation at Vs<12V – integrated charge pump
The TLE6280GP provides a feature tailored to the requirements of 12V automotive applica­tions. Often the operation of an application has to be assured even at 9V-supply voltage or lower. Normally bridge driver ICs provide in such conditions clearly less than 9V to the Gate of the external Mosfet, increasing its RDSon and associated the power dissipation. The supply structure of the device is shown in fig.2. The TLE 6280GP has a built-in voltage regulator with charge pump control to generate an internal supply voltage of 13V within a supply voltage range of 8-40V. Operation below 8V is possible as well and will result in a re­duced Gate voltage. The charge pump works with an external capacitor C tween the CL and CH pins. It provides more than 13V at the CH pin and guarantees high supply voltage for the bootstrap capacitors C The Input Low-side pins ILx (see Fig. 3) trigger the charge pump. As soon as the first exter­nal low-side Mosfet is switched on and the corresponding bootstrap capacitor is connected to GND, the CCP is pushed to high and provides about 13V at the CH pin. CCP can now di-
via the CH pin and diodes.
CP
.
Bx
connected be-
CP
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R
VS
C
VS
VS
Vreg1 13V +13 ... +8V
CH
C
CP
BH
3
BH
1
BH
2
C
BH1
Phase A
Phase C
BL
2
Phase B
BL
1
C
BL1
= Pin
Bold
line = external component
Triggered
by ILx
Vreg3 =
Vreg1-8V
CL
Vreg2=6V
BL
3
Fig. 2: Supply structure with external components (compare to Fig. 1)
rectly feed the low-side output stages and recharge the bootstrap capacitors connected to GND. As soon as the first of the 3 external low-side Mosfets is switched off, the CCP will be pulled down to be re-charged. This synchronous operation with the output stages has the benefit that the electromagnetic emissions generated by the charge pump can be filtered by the same filter necessary to filter the EME of the converter itself. At the same time it is assured that the high voltage at the CH pin is available just in time to charge the high-side bootstrap.
! Timing of charge pump - Examples
1
IL1
IL2
IL3
CH
1. ILx high 1. ILx low
2
IL1
IL2
IL3
CH
1. ILx high
1. ILx low
Charge of bootstrap capacitors
Charge of charge pump capacitor
Charge of bootstrap capacitors
Charge of charge pump capacitor
Fig. 3: Trigger timing of charge pump caused by changing input signals
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The size of the C (See “output stages”). CCP is usually 6 times larger then C
and CCP capacitors depends upon the gate charge of the Mosfet.
Bxx
.
Bxx
Dead Time and Shoot through option. In bridge applications it has to be assured that the external high-side and low-side Mosfets
are not “on” at the same time, such that the battery voltage is directly connected to GND. This is usually assured by the integration of delays in a driver IC, generating a so-called dead time between switching off the external Mosfet and switching on the other Mosfet of the same half-bridge. The dead times generated in the TLE6280GP are adjustable. The dead time generated by the TLE6280GP can be varied from 100ns to 4µs by connecting an external resistor from the DT pin to GND. The dead time has to be long enough to avoid a short between battery and GND, while the dead time should be as short as possible to reduce extra power dissipation in the external Mosfets. In addition to this adjustable delay, the TLE6280GP provides a locking mechanism, prevent­ing both external Mosfets of one half-bridge from being switched on at the same time. This functionality is called shoot through protection. If the command to switch on both high and low-side switches in the same half-bridge is given at the input pins, the command will be ignored. (See dead time diagrams, fig. 6-8) This shoot through protection can be deactivated by setting the MFP-pin to 5V.
Short circuit protection / current limitation The TLE6280GP provides a short circuit protection for the external Mosfets, by monitoring
the Drain-Source voltage of the external Mosfets. As soon as this voltage is higher than the short circuit detection limit, the Gate-Source voltage of this Mosfet will be limited to twice the voltage at the MFP-Pin, providing a current limitation. The short circuit detection level is dependent upon the voltage of the MFP pin as well (see diagrams). After a delay of about 11µs all external Mosfets will be switched off until the driver is reset by the MFP pin. The error flag is set. The Drain-Source voltage monitoring of the short circuit detection for certain external Mos­fets is active as soon as the corresponding input is set to “on” and the dead time is expired. This feature provides a 2-step switch-on behavior for each regular switching-on of a Mosfet.
Description of MFP pin (Multi functional pin) The MFP pin has multiple tasks:
1) Reset the device.
2) Adjust the short circuit detection level of the external Mosfet and define the gate voltage
limitation for current limitation in case of short circuit
3) Deactivate the shoot-through protection Fig 4. shows the internal structure of the MFP pin. Condition of MFP pin Function
0 – 1.1V Disable the driver. All external Mosfets will be actively
switched off
2.5 – 4.0 V Adjustable short circuit detection level combined with adjust-
able gate voltage limitation for current limitation. Shoot­through protection is active.
> 4.5V Shoot-through protection deactivated.
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&
ILx
NAND
IHx
4.5V
MFP
Vmfp x 2
1.45 /
1.7V
Fig. 4: Block diagram of internal structure of MFP pin
80ns
&
Levelshifter
Shoot
Through
Gate
control
Dissable
=
Reset
Shoot through protection / option As already mentioned, the device has a built-in shoot-through protection, to avoid a simulta-
neous activation of high- and low-side switch in one half-bridge. In case there is a short circuit in the bridge, the driver will switch off all external Mosfets. If there is still current flowing in the motor, it is possible for the user to override this shoot through protection. By setting the ILx to “high”, the IHx to “low” and MFP to a level above 4.5V, all external Mos­fets will be turned on simultaneously to blow a well-dimensioned fuse. The application will be finally disconnected in this way from battery, and thus guarantee that the motor does not ap­ply any uncontrolled torque.
Undervoltage warning: If the voltage of a bootstrap capacitor C
reaches the undervoltage warning level the error
Bxx
flag is set and will remain set until the voltage of the bootstrap capacitor has recovered. The error signal can be seen as awarning that an undervoltage shut-down could occur soon, and the user can take appropriate measures to avoid this. Such measures could be the change of the duty cycle to a range of 10-90% or the ramp down of the motor.
Undervoltage shut down: The TLE6280GP has an integrated undervoltage shut-down, to guarantee that the behavior
of the device is predictable in all voltage ranges. If the voltage of a bootstrap capacitor C
reaches the undervoltage shut-down level, the
Bxx
Gate-Source voltage of the affected external Mosfet will be actively pulled to low. In this situation the short circuit detection of this output stage is deactivated to avoid a complete shut down of the driver. This allows continued operation of the motor in case of undervoltage shut-down for a short period of time.
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As soon as the bootstrap voltage recovers, the output stage condition will be aligned to the input patterns by the next changing input signal at the corresponding input pin.
Diagnosis The ERR pin is an open collector output and has to be pulled up with external pull-up resis-
tors to 5V. In normal conditions the ERR signal is high. In case of an error the ERR pin is pulled down. There are 3 different causes for an error signal:
1) Short circuit of an external Mosfet – all external Mosfets are switched off. The driver has
to be reset to start again.
2) Undervoltage warning: at least one of the external capacitors connected to Bxx pins has
a voltage below the warning level.
3) Over-temperature warning: The device works normally but is out of the maximum ratings.
Immediate actions have to be taken to reduce the thermal load. The error flag will be re­moved when the driver reached temperatures below the over temperature warning level.
Temperature
Sensor
ERR
I undervoltage
τ approx. 1µs
Iscp (VMFP)
3.3µA
0.3µA
Fig. 5: Block diagram of ERR functionality
10pF
OR
dI/dt control In all high current PWM applications, transient overvoltages and electro-magnetic emmisions
are critical items. The dI/dt regulation of the TLE6280GP helps to reduce transient overvolt­age as well as electro-magnetic emissions. Each real bridge configuration has stray inductance in each half-bridge. When the Mosfets in the bridge are switching and load current is flowing, the stray inductance together with the dI/dt in the halfbridge causies transient overvoltages. These transient overvoltages can be feed to the DIDT pin of the gate driver by a high pass filter. Voltages exceeding 2 to 5V or –2 to –5V at this pin will strongly reduce the gate current of the actually switched Mosfet, result­ing in an increased switching time in the Miller plateau of the Mosfet, and reducing the switching speed exactly and only in the critical area of the switching process. Through this regulation over-voltages are reduced and a smoother dI/dt in the bridge is obtained. For more detailed information please refer to application note.
Estimation of power dissipation within the driver IC
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The power dissipation within the driver IC is strongly dependent upon the use of the driver and the external components. Nevertheless, a rough estimation of the worst case power dis­sipation is possible. Worst case calculation is:
PD = (Q With: PD = Power dissipation in the driver IC f
= Switching frequency
PWM
Q
= Total gate charge of used MOSFET at 10V VGS
gate
n = number of switched Mosfets const = constant considering some leakage current in the driver and the power dissipa-
I
VS(open)
VVS = Voltage at Vs P
RGate
This value can be reduced dramatically by the use of external gate resistors.
Recommended start up procedure
To assure the driver to be active and functional, a special initialization procedure is required whenever the gate drive is enabled (V enabled, after 10µs or later, positive-going transition signals at all ILx pins are required in or­der to ensure proper start-up of the output driver. This procedure assures a proper wake up the device and allowes to fill the bootstrap capacitors. Not filling the bootstrap capacitors might lead to low Gate-Source voltages mainly in highside and can cause a short circuit de­tection when the highside switches are activated. Not changing the ILx input signal after enabling the device may cause the lowside outputs to stay in off conditions.
*n*const* f
gate
PWM
+ I
VS(open)
) * VVs - P
RGate
tion caused by the charge pump (nominally = 2)
= Current consumption of driver without connected Mosfets during switching
= Power dissipation in the external gate resistors
is changed from LO to HI). Every time the driver is
MFP
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Maximum ratings
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = -40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified
Supply voltage Operating temperature range Storage temperature range Max. voltage range at Ixx, MFP, DT; ERR -0.3 ...+7 V Max. voltage range at SLx2 VSLx -7 ...+7 V Max. voltage range at SHx3 VSHx -7 ...+45 V Max. voltage range at GLx2
Max. voltage range at GHx3
Max. voltage range at BHx3
Max. voltage range at VDH4
Max. voltage difference Bxx - Sxx VBxx-VSxx -0.3 ...+15 V Max. voltage difference Gxx - Sxx VGxx-VSxx -0.3...+11 V Max. voltage range at CL VCL -0.3 ...+10 V Max. voltage range at CH VCH -0.3 ...+18 V Max. voltage range at DIDT VDIDT -7 ...+7 V Power dissipation (DC) @ TC=125°C P ESD voltage (Human Body Model) JESD22-A114-B @ all pins @ all pins excluding Gxx DIN humidity category, DIN 40 040 E IEC climatic category, DIN IEC 68-1 40/150/56 Jedec Level 3
Thermal resistance junction-case R
1
VS -4 ... 45V V
Tj T
stg
-40 ...+150
-55 ...+150
VGLx
-7 ...+18
VGHx
-7 ...+55
VBHx
-0.3 ...+55
VVDH
-4 ...+55
1.2 W
tot
V
ESD
1 2
5K/W
thJC
°C
V
V
V
V
kV
1
With external resistor (10 ) and capacitor – see fig.1
2
The min value -7V is reduced to –(Vs - 0.5V) if Vs<7.5V
3
The min value -7V is reduced to –(V
4
The min value -4V is increased to –( V
BHx-VSHx
-1V) if bootstrap voltages <8V
- V
BHx
) if bootstrap voltages <4V
SHx
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Functional range
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = -40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified
Supply voltage Operating temperature range Tj -40 ...+150 °C Duty Cycle @ 20kHz Max. voltage range at Ixx, ERR VIxx; VERR -0.3 ...+7 V Max. voltage range at MFP, DT9 VMFP -0.3 ...+5 V Max. voltage range at SLx2 VSLx -7 ...+7 V Max. voltage range at SHx3 VSHx -7 ...+45 V Max. voltage range at GLx2 VGLx -7 ...+18 V Max. voltage range at GHx3 VGHx -7 ...+55 V Max. voltage range at BHx3 VBHx -0.3 ...+55 V Max. voltage range at VDH4 VVDH -4 ...+55 V Max. voltage difference Bxx - Sxx VBxx-VSxx -0.3 ...+15 V Max. voltage difference Gxx - Sxx VGxx-VSxx -0.3...+11 V Max. voltage range at DIDT VDIDT -7 ...+7 V PWM frequency10 FPWM 2...50 kHz Min. dead time resistor RDT 0k
567
VS 8 ... 20 V
678
Vs>8V dc 0...95 %
5
operation above 20V limited by max allowed power dissipation and max. ratings
6
If all 3 half-bridges are switched with f
Vs=9.5V
7
Total gate charge of the attached Mosfet < 250nC
8
If the bootstrap capacitor is charged to V
9
V
up to 7V allowed up to 500ms
MFP
10
Limited only by the minimum bootstrap voltage (undervoltage logout of output stage) and the max allowed
power dissipation
and a duty cycle <10%, undervoltage shut down can occur below
PWM
BHx-VSHx
=12V, the maximum duty cycle is 100% for 500 µs
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Electrical Characteristics
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = –40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified and supply voltage range V
S = 8 ... 20V; f
= 20kHz
PWM
Static Characteristics
min typ max
Low level output voltage (VGxx-VSxx) @ I=10mA High level output voltage (VGxx-VSxx) 7
VLL -- 50 100 mV
VHL 8 10 11 V
@ I=-10mA Supply current at VS (device disabled)
@ V
bat=VS
Supply current at VS @ 20kHz V
=14V RDT=400k V
MFP
=0V
MFP
4V
IVS(dis) -- -- 12 mA
I
VS(open)
-- 19 28 mΑ
(Outputs open) Low level input voltage VIN(LL) -- -- 1.0 V High level input voltage VIN(HL) 2.0 -- -- V Input hysteresis
VIN 200 mV
Dynamic characteristics
Turn on current @ V @ VGxx -VSxx = 4V; Tj=125°C Turn off current @ VGxx -VSxx = 10V; Tj=25°C @ VGxx -VSxx = 4V; Tj=125°C Dead time (adjustable) @ RDT = 10 k @ RDT = 50 k @ R @ R @ RDT > 1 M Dead time @ RDT = 0 k @ TJ = -40°C @ T
= +25°C
J
@ TJ = +150°C Rise time @ C
V
CLoad
Load
@ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C Fall time @ C
V @ T
@ TJ = -40°C
CLoad
= +25°C
J
Load
@ TJ = +150°C
Gxx -VSxx = 0V; T
=22nF; R
=22nF; R
Load
Load
=25°C
j
DT = 200 k DT = 400 k
=1; 20…80%
=1; 20…80%
IGxx(on) --
IOxx(off) --
tDT 0.16
t
DT
20 25 45
t
rise
fall
t
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
--
0.93
0.95
0.85
0.55
0.25
1.2
3.9
4.1
2.2
55 70
110
310 250 170
220 250 200
0.35
125 130 200
700 600
600
400 350 350
--
Α
--
--
Α
-­µs
--
--
--
-­ns
ns
ns
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Electrical Characteristics (continued)
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = –40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified and supply voltage range V
S = 8 ... 20V; f
= 20kHz
PWM
Dynamic characteristics (continued)
Disable propagation time t Wake up time after enabling the device tWU 10 µs Input propagation time (low on) tP(ILN) -- 220 500 ns Input propagation time (low off) tP(ILF) -- 180 500 ns Input propagation time (high on) tP(IHN) -- 250 500 ns Input propagation time (high off) tP(IHF) -- 185 500 ns Input propagation time difference (all channels turn on) Input propagation time difference (all channels turn off) Input propagation time difference (one channel; high off – low on) Input propagation time difference (one channel; low off – high on) Input propagation time difference (all channels; high off – low on) Input propagation time difference (all channels; low off – high on) DC-Resistance between CH and Bxx pin
I
CH-Bxx
= 50mA; V
VS
= V
= GND = 0V
Bxx
@ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C Boostrap diode forward voltage I
CH-Bxx
= 50mA @ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C
min typ max
P(DIS) -- 350 700 ns
tPD(an) 20 55 70 ns
tPD(af) -- 11 50 ns
tPD(1hfln) -- 60 150 ns
tPD(1lfhn) -- 80 150 ns
tPD(ahfln) -- 60 150 ns
tPD(alfhn) -- 80 150 ns
RCH-Bxx --
3.3
4.2
6.0
V
BSD --
0.84
0.73
0.52
6.3
7.3
8.3 V
1.2
1.0
0.76
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Electrical Characteristics (continued)
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = –40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified and supply voltage range V V
>7.5V
Bxx
S = 8 ... 20V; f
= 20kHz;
PWM
Diagnosis and Protection Functions
Undervoltage warning at ERR @ T
= -40°C
J
@ T
= +25°C
J
@ TJ = +150°C Undervoltage shut down of output stage @ T
= -40°C
J
@ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C Over-temperature warning11 T Hysteresis for over-temperature warning ∆T Short circuit protection shut down time delay t Short circuit criteria (VDS of Mosfets) @
V
=3V12
MFP
@ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C
Factor between V @ 2V < V
MFP
< 4V
and max. V
MFP
GXX
Disable input level V Enable input level 13 V Disable input hysteresis ∆V Error level @ 1.6mA I
V
ERR
V
Bxx-VSxx
V
Bxx-VSxx
J(OV)
SCP(off)
V
DS(SCP)
V
GxxMax/VMFP
MFP(DIS) MFP(EN)
ERR
150 170 190 °C
20 °C
J(OV)
7 11 15 µs
-- -- 1.1 V
2.5 -- -- V
MFP(DIS)
-- 500 -- mV
-- -- 1.0 V
min typ max
8 8 8
9.4
9.3
9.0
5.5
5.0
4.0
7.2
6.6
5.6
1.4
--
--
1.85
1.90
1.95
1.67 2 2.27
V
10 10 10
V
7.5
7.2
7.2
V
--
--
2.3
Shoot through option
Shoot through protection activated V
MFP 4V
Shoot through option activated VMFP 4.5 -- -- V
11
specified by design
12
Periodic short circuit condition will be detected within several cycles, if the duty cycle is more than 10%
13
If the device is enabled, the slope of dU
/dt has to be higher than 3.5V/50µs
(VMFP)
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Electrical Characteristics (continued)
Parameter and Conditions Symbol Values Unit
at Tj = –40 … +150 °C, unless otherwise specified and supply voltage range V V
>7.5V
Bxx
S = 8 ... 20V; f
= 20kHz;
PWM
dI /dt limitation
Non reaction level for dI/dt limitation (100% gate driver capability) @ V
DIDT
>0V
Non reaction level for dI/dt limitation (100% gate driver capability) @ V
Max. V V
DIDT
at full reaction level for dI/dt limitation @
Gxx
= -5V
DIDT
<0V
@ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C
Min. falltime at full reaction level for dI/dt limitation @ V
DIDT
= +5V @ TJ = -40°C @ TJ = +25°C @ TJ = +150°C
Impedance of DIDT Pin to GND 10kHz<f<10MHz; V
DIDT
= 5V
Default status of input pins:
To assure a defined status of all input pins in case of disconnection, these pins are internally secured by pull-up or pull-down current sources with approx. 10µA. The following table shows the default status of each input pin.
Input pin Default status ILx Low (ext. Mosfet off) IHx High (ext. Mosfet off) DIDT Low (no dI/dt limitation) DT 2µs dead time MFP Disable (pull-down)
min typ max
VDIDT 2 -- -- V VDIDT -- -- -2 V
1.9
2.3
3.4
65 68 70
3.0
3.0
4.2
--
--
--
VGxx(DIDT)
--
--
--
t
fall (DIDT)
20 20 20
ZDIDT 60
V
µs
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Truth Table
Input Conditions Output ILx IHx DT MFP UV OT SC GLx GHx ERR 1 1 D >2.5V 0 0 0 1 0 5V 0 0 D >2.5V 0 0 0 0 1 5V 1 0 D 2.5-4.0V 0 0 0 A A 5V 0 1 D >2.5V 0 0 0 0 0 5V
0 0 D >2.5V 1 0 0 0 1 0V 1 1 D >2.5V 1 0 0 1 0 0V 1 0 D 2.5-4.0V 1 0 0 A A 0V 0 1 D >2.5V 1 0 0 0 0 0V
0 0 D >2.5V 0 1 0 0 1 0V 1 1 D >2.5V 0 1 0 1 0 0V 1 0 D 2.5-4.0V 0 1 0 A A 0V 0 1 D >2.5V 0 1 0 0 0 0V
X X D >2.5V 0 0 1 0 0 B X X D <1.1V 0 0 X 0 0 5V
X X D <1.1V 1 0 X 0 0 0V X X D <1.1V 0 1 X 0 0 0V X X D <1.1V 1 1 X 0 0 0V
C C D >4.5V X X X 1 1 0V
A) stays in the output condition prior to the shoot through input command (see also dead
time diagrams) B) ERR=0V and stays latched until reset C) All 3 ILx=1 AND all 3 IHx=0 (shoot through command) D) No influence on static results X) Can be 0 or 1 Remark: If 1.1V < VMFP < 2.5V the device is either working normally or is disabled. If 4.0V < VMFP < 4.5V the device is either working normally or will allow shoot through.
Definition:
In this datasheet a duty cycle of 98% means that the GLx pin is 2% of the PWM period in high condition. Remark: Please consider the influence of the dead time for your input duty cycle
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Dead time diagrams:
ILx+IHx
GHx
tDT + tP(IHN)
90%VGHx
10%VGHx
tP(IHF)
GLx
Fig. 6: Dead time generation when IHx and ILx are tied together
90%VGLx
10%VGLx
tP(ILF) tDT + tP(ILN)
t < tDT t > tDT
IHx
ILx
GHx
tDT + tP(IHN)
tP(IHF)
GLx
tP(ILF) tDT
tP(ILN)
t
t
Fig. 7: Dead time generation when IHx and ILx are seperated
IHx
ILx
GHx
tDT + tP(IHN)
GLx
Fig. 8: Dead time gereration and shoot through prote ction
90%VGLx
tP(ILF) tDT + tP(ILN)
tP(IHF)
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Typ. dead time generation
Parameter: T
Junction
5
4,5
4
3,5
3
2,5
2
1,5
1
0,5
0
0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000
R DT [kOhm]
25°C 150°C
-40°C
Fig. 9: Typ. dead time internal generated
2,5
2
1,5
1
0,5
0
0 102030405060708090100
R DT [kOhm]
Fig. 10: Typ. dead time internal generated - detail
25°C 150°C
-40°C
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p
)
Typ. undervoltage shut down level
7,5
7
6,5
6
5,5
5
-40-200 20406080100120140
Temperature [°C]
Typ. Current consumption of output stage
Conditions: Vs=12V; measured with V(BHx=12V) and potentiometer between SHx and GND Parameter: MFP voltage / T
Fig. 11: Typ. undervoltage shut down (Voltage of bootstra
capacitors
Junction
1,8
1,6
1,4
1,2
1
0,8
0,6
0,4
0,2
0
567891011
V(Bxx)-V(Sxx) [V]
Fig. 12: Leakage current of driver output stages measured as current out of SH Pin to GND
2V 150°C 4V 150°C 5V 150°C 2V 25°C 4V 25°C 5V 25°C 2V -40°C 4V -40°C 5V -40°C
Remark: The leakage current of the driver output stage is taken from the bootstrap capacitors C
. When an external
BX
high-side Mosfet is switched on, it is impossible to replace this current. The capacitor will be discharged as long as this Mosfet stays on. The time until this output stage reaches the undervoltage shut-down can be determined by the size of the capacitor, the initial capacitor voltage, the leakage current taken out of this capacitor and the undervoltage lock-out level.
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Typ. Boostrap voltage vs. Duty Cycle
Conditions: Mosfet: 6x SPB80N04S2-04; f Parameter: Charge pump capacitor C
14
12
10
PWM
/ Bootstrap capacitor CBX
CP
=20kHz, Vs=9V
8
6
4
2
0
0 102030405060708090100
Duty Cycle [%]
Fig. 13: Typ. bootstrap voltage V(BHx)-V(SHx); duty cycle of 1 half-bridge = 50%; duty cycle of the other 2 halfbridges variable
1.5µF / 220nF 3µF / 440nF
4.5µF / 660nF
14
12
10
8
6
1.5µF / 220nF 3µF / 440nF
4.5µF / 660nF
4
2
0
0 102030405060708090100
Duty Cycle [%]
Fig. 14: Typ. bootstrap voltage V(BHx)-V(SHx); duty cycle of 1 half-bridge = 0%; duty cycle of the other 2 halfbridges variable
Remark: The reachable duty cycle depends on the used PWM patterns. To achieve an even higher duty cycle, run it for some periods and reduce the duty cycle only for 1 period down to 90% to recharge the bootstrap capacitors.
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g
Typ. Short circuit detection level
Conditions: Vs=12V Parameter: T
Typ. Gate voltage limitation during short circuit detection
Conditions: Vs=12V; Load at output: capacitor with 22nF; V(SHx) = GND; V(SLx) = GND; For HS (high-side output); Short happens during on phase V(VDH)-V(SHx)=3V; For LS (low-side output); Short happens during on phase V(SHx)-V(SLx)=3V; Parameter: T
Junction
3
2,8
2,6
2,4
2,2
2
1,8
1,6
1,4
Short circuit detection level [V]
1,2
1
2,533,544,55
MFP voltage [V]
Fig. 15: Short circuit detection level
; high-side (HS) or low-side (LS) output
Junction
2,20
+150°C +25°C
-40°C
2,15
2,10
2,05
2,00
1,95
1,90
1,85
1,80
2 2,2 2,4 2,6 2,8 3 3,2 3,4 3,6 3,8 4
V(MFP) [V]
HS 150°C HS 25°C HS -40°C LS 150°C LS 25°C LS -40°C
Fig. 16: Factor between reduced gate voltage V(Gxx) in case of short circuit and the volta
e at the MFP pin
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)
)
Typ. Switching behavior
Conditions: Vs=12V; Vbb=12V; I one SPB80N04 S2-04 per output with Q
20
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
0 0,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,9 1
Load
= 10A; V
= 135nC; Measured: V(DS)
G(total)
MFP
time [µs]
=3.75V; R
=1Ω; RDT=10k; C
Gate
V(GS) V(DS
=220nF; CCP=1,5µF;
Bxx
Fig. 17: typ. fall-time at 25°C
14
12
10
8
6
4
2
0
00,20,40,60,811,21,4
time [µs]
Fig. 18: typ. rise-time at 25°C
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
-40-200 20406080100120140
Temperature Tj [°C]
V(GS) V(DS
fall time rise time
Fig. 19: Rise- and fall-times vs. temperature T
J
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Package and Ordering Code
Package: P-DSO36-12 (all dimensions in mm)
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