full-bridge CLLC, high side Mosfet Vgs weird

Ian0

Joined Aug 7, 2020
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What are you using as MOSFET drivers? It looks like coupling through the gate-drain capacitance, suggesting that the gate drive impedance is too high.
 

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kinghero1989

Joined Aug 8, 2023
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What are you using as MOSFET drivers? It looks like coupling through the gate-drain capacitance, suggesting that the gate drive impedance is too high.
Thanks for your answer, I am using this driver, please check the attached picture, by the way, I am using the Mosfet UJ3C065080K3S
 

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kinghero1989

Joined Aug 8, 2023
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What weirdness are you concerned about?

Show the complete circuit schematic of what you have.
Thanks for your reply, it's just a Full bridge CLLC circuit, and the Vgs of the high side MOSFET get induced and self-turn-on. Would you please have a look at the attached picture I posed earlier?
 

crutschow

Joined Mar 14, 2008
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Thanks for your reply, it's just a Full bridge CLLC circuit, and the Vgs of the high side MOSFET get induced and self-turn-on. Would you please have a look at the attached picture I posed earlier?
I did.
But without a schematic of what you have (you do have a schematic, don't you?), I can't make an informed comment on your perceived problem.
 

crutschow

Joined Mar 14, 2008
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Doesn't help much.
This seems to be game of 20 questions.
A schematic shows the complete circuit.
What are all the blocks with nothing to tell what's inside?
 

Danko

Joined Nov 22, 2017
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These spikes, exactly at start of deadtime,
should be negative, not positive:

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ADDED:
1. In your case it may be capacitive coupling between 15 V power supplies.
2. Check signal waveform on driver input
 

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