A controlled overlap driver circuit
A technology for driving circuits and control circuits, applied in electrical components, regulating electrical variables, control/regulating systems, etc., to achieve the effect of eliminating voltage spikes
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[0057] figure 1 It schematically shows each of the two branches a1 and b1 of the left half of the H-bridge 101 of the prior art H-bridge driver 100 according to the prior-art timing scheme of various control signals applied to the control input of the semiconductor switch. The timing of semiconductor switches. The timing scheme is set to deliberately establish an intermediate dead time or cut-off time between the output state transitions of each driver of the H-bridge as shown for the left half of the H-bridge 101 related to the states T2 and T4.
[0058] figure 2 Shown in figure 1 The electrical model of the left half of the H-bridge 101 of the prior art H-bridge 100 is schematically illustrated in. Will drive output V OUTL Connected to load L, the load includes a series pass inductor L L The simulated effective inductive components and through R L The simulated resistance component. In the following implementations of SWa1 and SWb1 based on CMOS transistors, the V OUTL Ther...
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