Hello,
We design a 4 N-MOSFET full bridge buck-boost with two UCC27282DR.
The UCC27282DR's VDD=12V,
Even if both UCC27282DR's HI and LI are low,HO and HS still have about 7V output,is this right?
How to make VOUT=0V when HI and LI are low?
Thank!

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Hello,
We design a 4 N-MOSFET full bridge buck-boost with two UCC27282DR.
The UCC27282DR's VDD=12V,
Even if both UCC27282DR's HI and LI are low,HO and HS still have about 7V output,is this right?
How to make VOUT=0V when HI and LI are low?
Thank!

Hi Wenxing,
The VOut is the output capacitor of your full-bridge circuit. Can you measure HB-HS, HO-HS, and HS-GND on your UCC27282 devices and record the results?
We can expect the behavior of the devices to have a reading of 0V measuring across HO-HS when the HI is set low.
Best,
Jeremiah
Hello Jeremiah,
Yes,the Vout is full-bridge circuit output. Now HS=7V ,so Q3's source pin=7V, then it will make vout=7V by Q3 body Diode.
When HI=LOW, the results measured is HO-GND=7V,HS-GND=7V, HO-HS=0V,HB-HS=5V.
Thanks
Hi Wenxing,
Thanks for providing the measurements. I can see you've confirmed HO-HS = 0V. Is this reflective of the answers you were looking for (since I did not see any follow-up question)?
Best,
Jeremiah
Hi Jeremiah,
Thanks for your answer!
That meas "HS-GND=7V when the VDD=12V and HI=0V" is normal result for UCC27282 ?
If so,the HS's 7V will lead to Vout=7V by Q3's body diode.

So My question is:
If VDD=12V,HI=0V, HS-GND=7V is normal UCC27282 status?
Thanks.
Hi Wenxing,
The potential difference seen in HS-GND can be attributed to the inductor connected to the HS node. This behavior can be expected as the inductor discharges when HI=0V, and this is aligned with the UCC27282 when used in an application like this.
Best,
Jeremiah