Part Number: LM5107 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UCC27624 Hi,
Is it possible to connect HO and LO to the FET with GND reference as shown in the attached diagram?
Thanks,
Conor
Part Number: LM5107
The schematic is like this:
The following picture shows the input signal to the gate driver. Yellow is input of high side, Green is input of low side from mcu.
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Hi Richard,
Scrolling through our E2E posts I noticed that this post was not answered, our apologies!
The shorted external rectifier will carry almost all the current and you will have VDD = VHB.
If the external diode shorts, the bootstrap resistor…