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LMG1205: How can I drive a three level flying cap inverter/class d.

Part Number: LMG1205

Hi all

I hope everyone is in good health.

I have a question.

I do simulate a three level flying capacitor system, in Gan, it is for class D open loop tests.

The question is how do I drive the gates of the floating mosfets, and can I use symetrical supply? this

is for that the output is on zero potential, speakers doe not like voltages afcourse.

I did see different stuff on the internet about driving a three level buck, I see that for the upper floating fets

one half of this ic is used, the bootstrapped part, for driving it do I need insulated pwm signals? or can I

level shift them? did see with other cascaded systems it is insulated bevause the supply is also floating

but with flying cap one supply is used or symetrical  2 x 42 volts in mine case, if this is not possible and I need

asingle voltage then I need to draw a BTL system, for sim I can use a capacitor to load afcourse.

So for short.

How to do pwm inputs referencing  for the flying cap floating mosfets and driver.

can I use symetrical supply so I do nog need a capacitor or BTL.

Is there some stuff to read who I understand.

I did read some papers concern this and did read about special bootstrapping or a floating supply with

an special ic.

I have not much that experience with these systems so I ask you educated guys and thanks in advance.

regards and keep save,