Hi team,
i would like to know how do we test the I_offset which is in datasheet. i suppose that we set a fix gain, and set input to be 0, and test the output, right? What's the status of OUTX and high side/low side MOSFET?
Thanks.
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Hi team,
i would like to know how do we test the I_offset which is in datasheet. i suppose that we set a fix gain, and set input to be 0, and test the output, right? What's the status of OUTX and high side/low side MOSFET?
Thanks.
Hi Hollis,
Thank you for your post!
I will try to get back to you tomorrow on this.
Regards,
Anthony
Hi Hollis,
Here is a step by step on how to test this value:
1. Set a fixed gain, Gcsa
2. Ensure that all MOSFETs are off except for the low side MOSFET of the channel that is being measured (this is done by applying INLx = 1 for the x phase that is being measured and making sure all the other INHx and INLx pins = 0). This will result in OUTx of the measured phase being approximately 0V since turning on the low side MOSFET will pull the OUTx node to ground.
3. With no current applied to the phase, measure the SOx output voltage as well as the CSAREF voltage.
4. Calculate the I_offset current.
since SOx (at 0A phase current) = CSAREF/2 + (Gcsa x I_offset), then
I_offset = (SOx - CSAREF/2) / Gcsa
Steps 1-4 can be repeated for each phase to calculate the I_offset for each phase.
Regards,
Anthony Lodi
Hi Hollis,
I'll close this thread - but is it OK for me to move to the external forum?
Thanks,
Matt