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FAN7387 Datasheet, PDF (13/17 Pages) Fairchild Semiconductor – Self-Oscillated, High-Voltage Gate Driver
Typical Application Informations
1. UVLO (Under-Voltage Lockout) Function
FAN7387 has a UVLO circuit for a low-side and high-
side block. When VDD reaches to the VDDUV+, the UVLO
circuit is released and the FAN7387 operates normally.
At UVLO condition, the FAN7387 has a low supply
current of less than 130µA. Once UVLO is released,
FAN7387 operates normally until VDD goes below
VDDUV-, the UVLO hysteresis.
FAN7387 also has a high-side gate driver. The supply for
the high-side driver is applied between VB and VS. To
prevent malfunction at low supply voltage between VB
and VS, FAN7387 provides an additional UVLO circuit. If
VB-VS is under VBSUV+, the driver holds LOW state to
turn off the high-side switch. Once the voltage of VB-VS
is higher than VBSUVH after VB-VS exceeds VBSUV-, the
operation of driver resumes.
2. Oscillator
The running frequency is determined by an external
timing resistor (RT) and timing capacitor (CT). The
charge time of capacitor CT from 1/4 VDD to VDD
determines the running frequency of LO and HO gate
driver output. Figure 30 shows connection configuration.
RCT
t
LO
Tfix
Tfix
HO
DT
DT
T
Figure 31. Typical Waveforms of RCT, LO, and HO
t 1.38 RT CT
(2)
The running frequency of IC is determined by 1/T and is
approximately given as:
VDD
RCT 1
CT
VDD 2
DT/SD 3
RT
GND 4
8 VB
7 HO
6 VS
5 LO
1
1
f r u nn ing
T
2 t Tfix
(3)
where t is the discharging time of the RCT voltage and
and Tfix is constant value about 450ns of IC.
FAN7387 Rev1.0
Figure 30. Typical Connection Method
Figure 31 shows the typical waveforms of RCT, LO, and
HO. From the circuit analysis, the discharging time of
RCT, t, is given by Equation 1:
VRCT t
‐t
VDD In
RT CT
(1)
3. Programming Dead Time Control / Shutdown
A multi-function pin controls dead time using an external
resistor (RDT) and protects abnormal condition using an
external switch. This pin should be connected to an
external capacitor to maintain stable operation.
If the voltage of DT/SD is decreased under 1V by an
external switch, such as the TR or MOSFET, the
FAN7387 enters shutdown mode. In this mode, the
FAN7387 doesn’t have any output signal.
From Equation 1, it is possible to calculate discharging
time, t, from VDD to 1/4 VDD by substituting VRCT(t) with
1/4 VDD.
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FAN7387 Rev. 1.0.0
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