Self-oscillating driver with soft start circuit
a driver and soft-start technology, applied in the field of self-oscillating drivers, can solve problems such as unwanted circuit failures and component characteristics deterioration
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[0025] Referring now to FIGS. 1-9, various application circuits using drivers in accordance with the present invention are illustrated, in addition to block diagrams of different embodiments of the driver circuits. Referring to FIG. 1, a full-bridge application circuit 18 is illustrated with a full-bridge driver 19 in accordance with the present invention. Full-bridge driver 19 provides outputs for each of the switches M1-M4 in full-bridge circuit 18. In addition, driver circuit 19 provides independent reference connections VS1, VS2, for each of the half-bridge circuits that make up full-bridge circuit 18.
[0026] Driver circuit 19 is a self-oscillating full-bridge primary driver operable at high voltage, e.g., 200 volts, and high speed, e.g., up to 1 MHz. Driver circuit 19 also provides dead time operation and coordination, with dead time values of less than 20 ns. Driver circuit 19 also provides a number of fault protections, including undervoltage protection, soft start protection...
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