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LMG5200: Overcurrent Protection

Leo A.
Intellectual 545 points
Part Number: LMG5200

What would you recommend is the best way to add overcurrent protection to the LMG5200 since there is not any integrated into the device?

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    TI__Genius 16390 points

    Hello Leo,

    Thanks for contacting us. Some common ways of doing overcurrent protection are:

    1. Vds sensing

    2. Utilizing shunt resistor for current sensing

    3. Using current transformer

    The signals need to be feedback to the controller for proper gate signals for the overcurrent protection.

    Please let me know anything else we could help.

    Regards,