A. Shorten, W. Ng, M. Sasaki, T. Kawashima, H. Nishio
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A segmented gate driver IC for the reduction of IGBT collector current over-shoot at turn-on
In this paper, a segmented IGBT gate driver IC for mitigating IGBT turn-on IC over-shoot is presented. The proposed IC is fabricated using TSMC's 0.18 μm BCD Gen-2 process. Unlike existing IC over-shoot reduction techniques, the proposed technique does not require significant additional external components or an increase in turn-on energy. During turn-on, the gate driver is controlled such that (dVGE/dt) is kept low as current is transferred from the FWD to the IGBT and kept high at all other times. The ideal timing of (dVGE/dt) transitions could vary between IGBT devices, age, temperature, etc. A feedback system is used to correct for these variances. A 37% reduction in IC overshoot is achieved while maintaining the same EON. A 54% reduction in EON is achieved for the same IC overshoot. Finally, a 15.5 dBm reduction in CEMI is observed when compared to operation with a constant ROUT and similar Eon.