Power transistor with at least partially integrated driver stage
A technology of power transistors and transistors, which is applied in the layout of power transistors and the field of driver stages, and can solve problems such as limiting the maximum efficiency of fully integrated technologies
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[0023] According to the embodiments described herein, at least the pull-down transistors of the final stage of the driver are monolithically integrated on the same die as the power transistors of the output stage of the DC-DC converter. Such integration avoids inductive turn-on of the low-side power transistors of the converter output stage by reducing the parasitic inductance between the low-side transistors and the driver. One, several or all of the driver stages can be integrated in the output stage die. The rest of the driver is provided in a separate die. The DC-DC converter can have reduced dead time and increased efficiency because at least the pull-down transistor is removed from the driver die and provided in the output stage die. The area of the converter output stage die containing part of the driver stage is isolated from the area of the die containing the converter power transistors to ensure proper operation. This isolation may be provided by dielectric fil...
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