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15 / 20 page ![]() Dual/Doubler Interleaved MOSFET Driver October 27, 2011 | FINAL | V1.09 15 IR3598 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The IR3598 contains two high-efficiency, fast High and Low side MOSFET drivers with large source and sink current capability. It can reliably drive the external high- and low-side N-channel MOSFETs with large input capacitance at switching frequencies up to 1MHz. The patented IR Active Tri-Level (ATL) feature allows complete control over enable and disable of both MOSFETs using the PWM input signal from the controller. The timing and voltage levels of ATL are shown in Figure 6. Each IR3598 can be operated to drive two independent pairs of MOSFETs in one of two operating modes which are dual mode and doubler mode. In dual mode, two independent PWM inputs control two separate and independent gate drive outputs. Each driver functions in a similar way to a single high-low MOSFET driver such as the CHL8515. In doubler mode, the two independent drivers are controlled by a single input signal at PWM1. In normal switching modes, they operate 180° out of phase with each other. The phase modes for dual and doubler are shown in Figure 8. Detailed timing diagrams can be seen in Figures 9 and 10. During normal operation the PWM transitions between low and high voltage levels to drive the low- and high-side MOSFETs. The PWM signal falling edge transition to a low voltage threshold initiates the high side driver turn off after a short propagation delay, tPDL(HS). The dead time control circuit monitors the High Gate signals and switch voltages to ensure the high side MOSFET is turned off before the Low Gate voltages are allowed to rise to turn on the low-side MOSFET. The PWM rising edge transition through the high-side turn on threshold, initiates the turn off of the low-side MOSFET after a small propagation delay, tPDL(LS). The adaptive dead time circuit provides the appropriate dead time by determining if the falling Low Gate voltage threshold has been crossed before allowing the High Gate voltage to rise and turn on the high-side MOSFET, tPDH(HS). THEORY OF OPERATION POWER-ON RESET (POR) The IR3598 incorporates a power-on reset feature. This ensures that both the high and low side output drivers are made active only after the device supply voltage Vcc and Vdrive both have exceeded a certain minimum operating threshold. The Vcc and Vdrive supplies are monitored and both the drivers are set to the low state, holding both external MOSFETs off. Once both Vcc and VDRV cross the rising POR threshold, the IR3598 (if in IR ATL mode) is reset and the outputs are held in the low state until a transition from tri-state to active operation is detected at the PWM input. For Tri-state mode, the POR operation is the same except the driver does not look for an input tri-state before functioning. During normal operation the drivers continue to remain active until the Vcc falls below the falling POR threshold. INTEGRATED BOOTSTRAP DIODE The IR3598 features an integrated bootstrap diode to reduce external component count. This enables the IR3598 to be used effectively in cost and space sensitive designs. The bootstrap circuit is used to establish the gate voltage for the high-side driver. It consists of a diode and capacitor connected between the SW and BOOT pins of each device. Integrating the diodes within the IR3598, results in the need for an external boot capacitor only. The bootstrap capacitor is charged through the diode and injects this charge into the high-side MOSFET input capacitance when PWM signal goes high. IR ACTIVE TRI-LEVEL (ATL) PWM INPUT SIGNAL The IR3598 gate drivers are driven by a patented active tri-level PWM control signal provided by the IR digital PWM controllers. During normal operation, the rising and falling edges of the PWM signal transitions between 0V and 1.8V to switch the LO_GATE and HI_GATE. To force both driver outputs low simultaneously, the PWM signal crosses a tri-state voltage level higher than the tri-state HI_GATE threshold. This threshold based tri-state results in a very fast disable for both the drivers, with only a small tri-state propagation delay. MOSFET switching resumes when the PWM signal falls below the tri-state threshold into the normal operating voltage range. |
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