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Hi,
I am using this IC to drive a bridge, it is necessary to be able to fill the PWM 100% using a bootstrap capacitor. How can I make an external charging pump circuit like in the DRV8302 chip?
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Hi Max,
Correct me if I misunderstand your question, but a bootstrap circuit on high side cannot support 100% duty cycle. I would recommend that you use isolated supplies for the high side. I am not aware of any external charge pump ICs to recommend.
Here are some reference designs we have using isolated supplies:
Regards,
Krystian
Hi,
I thought so too, but the DRV8302 datasheet indicates support for 100% filling "Bootstrap Gate Driver With 100% Duty Cycle
Support". I would like to use a similar principle with a different driver.
Hi,
We don't have a simple driver that has an internal charge pump that supports 100% duty cycle. Feel free to review the UCC5870, it has internal charge pump but the part might be excessive for your application.
Regards,
Krystian
Hi,
Still, I don't understand.
For DRV8302, Texas Instruments claims 100% PWM support, isn't it?
I am interested in a similar scheme, only on external components.
Hi,
I can check with the DRV team to see if they can assist. I don't know how the DRV8302's charge pump was designed so I can't offer advice to build an external one that is similar in principle.
Regards,
Krystian
Hi,
Here is an app note that includes an external charge pump schematic. Please see figure 2 of this document and section 5, this should do what you want.
Regards,
Krystian