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Tool/software: TINA-TI or Spice Models
Hello,
I am making a SPICE simulation using the LMG1205 device and noticed voltage in excess of 6.2v when driving a GaN FET. I am using the high-side switch with a 0.1uF bootstrap capacitor.
While looking into the SPICE model I noticed that the HB node is clamped to 7.2v relative to HS. Is this normal ? The datasheet specifies maximum of 5.25V. Can you please confirm that 5.25v is the maximum HB - HS voltage. Can I simply change the 7.2V threshold in the SPICE model ?
Here is the line in the SPICE model where I noticed the 7.2V:
E_U1_ABM2 U1_N16504999 0 VALUE { if( V(HB) - V(HS) < 7.2,
+ 1, 0) }
Here is the file revision I am using (latest from the Website):
* Released by: WEBENCH Design Center, Texas Instruments Inc.
* Part: LMG1205
* Date: 3/29/2017
* Model Type: Transient
* Simulator: PSPICE
* Simulator Version: 16.2
* EVM Order Number:
* EVM Users Guide:
* Datasheet: SNOSD37 –JANUARY 2017
* Model Version: Final 1.0
Hi Somen,
Here is the schematic of the circuit. The 6.2v is measured between the HB and HS node. Let me know if you have any questions.
Hello Alex,
You are in the right track. Please go ahead and change the clamp voltage from 7.2 to 5.2V .
Let me know if you have any question.
Kind Regards,
Arash