why mosfet was heating in dc motor pwm controller i am used 500w, 24v,dc motor, i have used belove circuit what is the problem please help me

 

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Can you post up a schematic?

 

Let's see - 24V @ 500W, so about 20.83A. Let's call it 21A.

What MOSFET are you using? And as Beenthere asked, a complete schematic would be most helpful in helping you.

 

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I think all of the following have been covered in AAC : Too large gate resistor[Im using 390 Ω,],drive output too high Z,too low voltage,sink or source in sufficient to supply gate capacity,;operating frequency to high;heat sink so small. If you can, monitor the gate waveform,do'nt be surprised if you see triangles inseead of squares.
I hate the small pins on 80 A FETs.

 

I think all of the following have been covered in AAC : Too large gate resistor[Im using 390 Ω,],drive output too high Z,too low voltage,sink or source in sufficient to supply gate capacity,;operating frequency to high;heat sink so small. If you can, monitor the gate waveform,do'nt be surprised if you see triangles inseead of squares.
I hate the small pins on 80 A FETs.

Another cause is shoot-through current, caused by the lack of dead time in switching the top and bottom elements in the sides of the H-bridge.

 

If you have a large input resistor as Bernard mentioned, then the transition from off to on becomes considerably slow and the MOS spends a lot of time in the linear region due to the internal gate capacitance, thus it heats up.Also, take care of the gate-source resistor which discharges the gate not to be very large as to switch off the MOS quickly and minimize the punch-through current.