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FAN7384 Datasheet, PDF (14/17 Pages) Fairchild Semiconductor – Half-Bridge Gate-Drive IC
Typical Application Information
1. Protection Function
1.1 Under-Voltage Lockout (UVLO)
The high- and low-side drivers include under-voltage
lockout (UVLO) protection circuitry that monitors the
supply voltage (VDD) and bootstrap capacitor voltage
(VBS) independently. It can be designed to prevent
malfunction when VDD and VBS are lower than the
specified threshold voltage. Moreover, the UVLO
hysteresis prevents chattering during power supply
transitions. If the supply voltage (VDD) maintains an
under-voltage condition over under-voltage filtering times
(typically 16µs), the fault and soft-off circuits are
activated, as shown Figure 34.
LIN
HIN/LIN
LIN/HIN
HO/LO
Shoot-Through Prevent
After DT
LO/HO
FAN7384 Rev.01
Figure 36. Waveforms for Shoot-Through Prevention
VDD
FO
tUVFLT
tCSCFO
UVLO+
UVLO-
tFO
LO
tCSCLO
90%
FAN7384 Rev.01
t1
t2
t3
Figure 34. Waveforms for Under-Voltage Lockout
1.2 Shoot-Through Prevention Function
The FAN7384 has a shoot-through prevention circuitry
that monitors the high- and low-side inputs. It can be
designed to prevent outputs of high- and low-side turning
on at same time, as shown Figure 35 and 36.
1.3 Over-Current Protection Function
The FAN7384 has over-current detection circuitry that
monitors the current-by-current sensing resistor con-
nected from the low-side switch source (VSL) to ground.
It is a built-in time-filler from the over-current event to
prevent malfunction from a noise source, such as lead-
ing-edge pulse in inductive load application, as shown
Figure 37.
The sensing current is calculated as follows:
ICS
= VCSCREF
RCS
[ A]
(1)
where,
VCSCREF: Reference voltage of current sense
comparator
RCS: Current sensing resistor
HIN/LIN
LIN/HIN
HO/LO
Shoot-Through Prevent
After DT
LO/HO
After DT
FAN7384 Rev.00
Figure 35. Waveforms for Shoot-Through Prevention
LIN
VCSC
FO
LO
Low-Side Output
Disable
tCSCFO
tFO
tCSCLO
0.5V
Soft-Off
Short-Circuit Operating
Detection Point
FAN7384 Rev.03
Figure 37. Waveforms for Short-Circuit Protection
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