Thanks for the testLT Spice says it's good so it must be some capacitance issue like the others are saying:
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Julie
Thanks for the testLT Spice says it's good so it must be some capacitance issue like the others are saying:
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Correct diode. See data sheet.but is D2 in the correct place
Yes. It's part of the bootstrap arrangement.is D2 in the correct place in the schematic in post #1?
The same 100ns Ton 400ns ToffWhat are the rise and fall times of your Hin signal?
I will test thatSimple test. Change the load from 27 ohms, 1A to 50 ohms 0.5A or 100 ohm 0.25A and tell me what the turn off time is.
If the problem is the Drain current is very low, we will know soon.
Test two. There is a chance the Gate Driver is broken. Short out 24V supply. (0 ohms, 0 volts) What does the signal look like D-S of the MOSFET? Looking for rise and fall time. (fall time!)
Then the gate Toff time can never be faster than the 2011's Hin signal 400ns turn-off time.The same 100ns Ton 400ns Toff
The same 100ns Ton 400ns Toff
This depends on how the Hin signal is measured. If it is measured with one probe the two signals, G and S, will have almost the same waveform and the same 400nS.Then the gate Toff time can never be faster than the 2011's Hin signal 400ns turn-off time.
I made the test changing 27ohm by 54ohm (load of the mosfet) and you are right , the Toff is now 800µs , so the load charge on the modfet side as an impact on Cbs discharge even if I don't understand why (it seems that the discharge goes finally through the mosfet )Simple test. Change the load from 27 ohms, 1A to 50 ohms 0.5A or 100 ohm 0.25A and tell me what the turn off time is.
If the problem is the Drain current is very low, we will know soon.
Test two. There is a chance the Gate Driver is broken. Short out 24V supply. (0 ohms, 0 volts) What does the signal look like D-S of the MOSFET? Looking for rise and fall time. (fall time!)
There is a very large capacitor D-S inside the MOSFET. It charges up fast because the MOSFET passes the current. It discharges by the load. If you take the load to 100 ohms it will take 1.6mS. The MOSFET was designed to see a 95A load which would discharge the cap much faster.(it seems that the discharge goes finally through the mosfet )
I Understand,There is a very large capacitor D-S inside the MOSFET. It charges up fast because the MOSFET passes the current. It discharges by the load. If you take the load to 100 ohms it will take 1.6mS. The MOSFET was designed to see a 95A load which would discharge the cap much faster.