CREE CGD15HB62LP Optimized for creeâ s high performance Datasheet

CGD15HB62LP
VDrive
IG
RG
Dual Channel Differential Isolated Gate Driver
Cree CAS325M12HM2 C2M SiC Half Bridge Module Optimized
Features
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+18/-5 V
±14 A
5Ω
Package
Optimized for Cree’s High Performance
CAS325M12HM2 Half Bridge Power Modules
High-Frequency, Ultra-Fast Switching
Operation
On Board 3 W or 6 W Isolated Power Supplies
Configurable UVLO with Hysteresis
Direct Mount Low Inductance Design
On-Board Overcurrent, Overlap, and Reverse
Polarity Protection
Differential Inputs for Increased Noise
Immunity
Differential to Single-Ended Daughter Board
Available Upon Request
For Use with Cree Module
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CAS325M12HM2, 1200 V, 325 A Module Half
Bridge CPM2 Variants for Module Junction
Temperatures up to 175 °C
Part Number
Package
Marking
CGD15HB62LP
PCBA
CGD15HB62LP V3
Applications
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DC Bus Voltages up to 1000 V
Maximum Ratings
Symbol
VDC
1
Parameter
Value
Supply Voltage
-0.5 to 18
VI
Logic Level Inputs
-0.5 to 5.5
IO
Output Peak Current
±14
IO(avg)
Output Average Current
±4
Fmax
Maximum Switching Frequency
115
Top
Ambient Operating Temperature
-50 to 95
Tstg
Storage Temperature
-50 to 125
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Unit
Test Conditions
V
A
kHz
°C
TA = 25 °C
3 W Power Supply + CAS325M12HM2
Gate Driver Electrical Characterization
Symbol
VDC
VUVLO
Parameter
Min.
Typ.
Max.
9
12
18
Secondary UVLO Inactive Level
+13.5
+14
+14.5
Secondary UVLO Active Level
+11.2
+12
+12.7
Supply Voltage
Secondary UVLO Hysteresis
High Level Logic Input Voltage
3.5
5.5
VIL
Low Level Logic Input Voltage
0
1.5
VIDTH
Differential Input Common Mode
Range
Differential Input Threshold
Voltage
VODH
Differential Output High Level
VODL
Differential Output Low Level
VOD
Differential Output Magnitude
-7
-
+12
-200
-125
-50
2.2
3.4
0.2
2
High Level Output Voltage
+18
VGATE,LOW
Low Level Output Voltage
-5
VIOWM
Working Isolation Voltage
1500
CISO
Isolation Capacitance
IOD = 20 mA
pF
RGIC-ON
Output Resistance 1
0.4
1.5
RGIC-OFF
Output Resistance1
0.3
1.2
RGEXT-ON
External Output Resistance 2
4.99
RGEXT-OFF
External Output Resistance2
4.99
100
0.67
Ω
External SMD Resistor
0.82
V
250
tOFF
Output Fall Time
140
Propagation Delay
75
tPD
Over-current Propagation Delay to
FAULT Signal Low
40
RSS
Soft-Shutdown Resistance 3
30.1
Ω
Output Fall Time Soft-Shutdown
1.5
µs
Output resistance of totem pole IC
Per Channel
Gate Drive IC
Output Rise Time
tOFF-SS
RL=100 Ω
kV/µs
tON
tPHL/PLH
VID = VPos-Line – VNeg-Line
VRMS
17
0.62
mV
V
Common Mode Transient
Immunity
Turn-off Diode Forward Voltage
Differential Inputs
0.4
CMTI
DVF-OFF
Single-Ended Inputs
IOD = -20 mA
3.1
VGATE,HIGH
Test Conditions
V
VIH
VIDCM
1
2
Unit
CLoad = 19 nF
From 10% to 90%
ns
Does Not Include
Blanking
Output pulled low
through RSS
Additional output resistance is added with SMD resistors. A diode is provided to allow control of turn-off separately. The diode makes the effective
turn-off resistance be the parallel combination of the RGEXT-ON and RGEXT-OFF while the turn-on effective resistance is RGEXT-ON. Standard value is 4.99 Ω for
both turn-on and turn-off. See Figure 1 for configuration.
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Soft-Shutdown Resistor will safely turn off the Gate in the event an over-current is detected by the Desaturation Protection circuit.
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Input Connector Information
Pin
Number
Name
1
VDC
2
Common
3
HS-P (*)
4
HS-N (*)
5
LS-P (*)
6
LS-N (*)
7
FAULT - P (*)
8
FAULT - N (*)
9
RTD-P (*)
10
RTD-N (*)
11
PS-Dis
12
Common
Common
13
PWM-EN
Pull Down to Disable PWM Input Logic. Pull Up/Leave floating to enable. Gatesource will be held low through gate resistor if power supplies are enabled.
14
Common
Common
15
OC-EN
16
Common
Description
Power Supply Input Pin
Common
Positive Line of 5 V Differential High Side PWM Signal Pair.
Terminated Into 250 Ω.
Negative Line of 5 V Differential High Side PWM Signal Pair.
Terminated Into 250 Ω.
Positive Line of 5 V Differential Low Side PWM Signal Pair.
Terminated Into 250 Ω.
Negative Line of 5 V Differential Low Side PWM Signal Pair.
Terminated Into 250 Ω.
Positive Line of 5 V Differential Fault Condition Signal Pair.
Drive Strength 20 mA.
Negative Line of 5 V Differential Fault Condition Signal Pair.
Drive Strength 20 mA.
Positive Line of 5 V Temperature Dependent Resistor Output Signal Pair.
Drive Strength 20 mA. Temperature Measurement is Encoded Via PWM.
Negative Line of 5 V Temperature Dependent Resistor Output Signal Pair. Drive
Strength 20mA. Temperature Measurement is Encoded Via PWM.
Pull Down to Disable Power Supply. Pull Up, or Leave Floating to Enable. GateSource will be Connected with 10 kΩ when disabled.
Over-current Protection Enable. Pull down to disable detection of over-current
fault. PWM and UVLO will continue to function. Pull up or leave floating to
enable detection of over-current fault.
Common
(*) Inputs 3 – 10 are differential pairs.
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Block Diagram
12 V
18 V
DC
DC
PS-Disable
-5V
MGJ3T12150505
VDS Measure
PWM Enable
DC +
Over-current
Enable
IXDD614YI
HS – PWM
ISO7842
HS - Fault
Fault
LS - Fault
18 V
DC
DC
PS-Disable
-5V
MGJ3T12150505
PWM Enable
VDS Measure
LS - RTD
Over-current Enable
IXDD614YI
LS – PWM
ISO7842
Fig 1. Block Diagram
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Midpoint
Driver Interface
JT 1
Pin 1
JB1
CGD15HB62LP
JT 3
JB 2
JT 2
Fig 2. Top View
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Connector
Name
JT2
Signal Input
JT1
HS-Drain
JT3
LS-Drain
JB1
HS-GS
JB2
LS-GS
Description
Description in Input Connection Information
High Side Over-current protection connector
Connect to DC +
Low Side Over-current protection connector
Connect to the Midpoint or populate RT19 with a 0 Ω resistor
Red – Gate
Green – Source
Red – Gate
Green – Source
Blue – RTD
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Signal Description
• PWM Signals: High side and low side PWM must be differential signals 4. The termination impedance of
the differential receiver is 250 Ω. A reference single-ended to differential converter is available as an
optimized companion product. Overlap protection is provided to prevent both the high side and low side
gates from turning on simultaneously. The overlap protection should not be used as a dead time
generator.
• FAULT Signal: The fault signal is a differential output4 with a maximum drive strength of 20mA. A high
signal (positive line > negative line) means there are no fault conditions for either gate driver channel.
This signal will be low if a UVLO or over-current fault is detected on either channel. See below for further
description for what the individual faults indicate.
• UVLO Fault: The UVLO circuit detects when the output rails of the isolated DC/DC converter falls below
safe operating conditions for the gate driver. A UVLO fault indicates that the potential between the split
output rails has fallen below the UVLO active level. The gate for the channel where the fault occurred will
be pulled low through RG for the duration of the fault regardless of the PWM input signal. The fault will
automatically clear once the potential has risen above the UVLO inactive level. There is hysteresis for
this fault to ensure safe operating conditions, and the inactive and active regions can be configured
through on-board resistors. The UVLO faults for both channels are combined along with the over-current
fault in the FAULT output signal.
• Over-Current Fault: An over-current fault is an indication of an over-current event in the SiC power
module. The over-current protection circuit measures the drain-source voltage, and the fault will indicate
if this voltage has risen above a level corresponding to the safe current limit. A drain sense connection
is provided by quick-connect spade connectors for both high side and low side. The low side drain
connection can optionally be connected on-board to the high side source through jumper RT19. When a
fault has occurred the corresponding gate driver channel will be disabled, and the gate will be pulled
down through a soft-shutdown resistor, RSS3. The drain-source limit can be configured through on-board
resistors. The over-current protection is enabled by default, but it can be disabled by pulling the OC-EN
pin low. The gate driver will operate correctly with this protection disabled. The over-current fault is
latched upon detection and must be cleared by the user with a low pulse of at least 2.5 ns on the OC-EN
signal.
• RTD Signal: RTD output is a differential signal4 that measures the resistance of the RTD integrated into
XAS325M12HM2 modules. The signal is a 50 kHz PWM that encodes the resistance of the RTD. The
minimum and maximum duty cycles are 5% and 95% respectively to guarantee a signal is always present.
The approximate temperature of the module can be determined from this resistance 5. The module
temperature can be calculated using the formula, 𝑇𝑇𝑅𝑅𝑅𝑅𝑅𝑅 = 5.42 ∗ (𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷𝐷) − 244 °𝐶𝐶 .
• PS-Dis Signal: PS-DIS signal disables the output of the isolated DC/DC converters for the two channels.
It is a single-ended input that must be pulled low to turn off the power supplies. This can be used for
startup sequencing.
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A single-ended to differential converter for both input and output is available as an optimized companion product.
See CAS325M12HM2 with Optional RTD Application Note for further description of the RTD measurements.
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• PWM-EN Signal: This is a single-ended input that enables the PWM inputs for both channels. When this
signal is pulled down the differential receivers for both channels are disabled and the gates will both be
pulled low through RG. All protection circuitry and power supplies will continue to operate including FAULT
and RTD outputs.
• Over-Voltage and Reverse Polarity Protection: Power input on pin 1 of connector JT2 features a Zener
diode to protect the gate driver from damage by connecting a power source that exceeds the voltage
rating of the gate driver. If over-voltage protection has occurred power should be removed to allow the
PTC fuse to reset. There is also a diode in-line with the power input to protect against connecting a power
source with positive and negative polarity reversed.
Input Connector
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SBH11-PBPC-D08-ST-BK
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Drain connector for Overcurrent Protection: TE Connectivity 735187-2
Suggested Mating Parts
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SFH210-PPPC-D08-ID-BK
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SFH11-PBPC-D08-ST-BK
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SFH11-PBPC-D08-RA-BK
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Drain connector for Overcurrent: TE Connectivity 2-520272-2
Power Estimates
The gate driver power required is calculated using the formula below. The gate charge is dependent on the
datasheets of the module being driven. The gate driver voltage (VGD) is 23V for this gate driver. Once the
required gate driver power is calculated the required input power can be calculated from the
MGJ3T12150505MC and MGJ6T12150505MC efficiency curves on the power supplies datasheet. This
calculation is for one channel of the gate driver.
𝑃𝑃𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 :
𝑄𝑄𝐺𝐺 :
𝐹𝐹𝑆𝑆𝑆𝑆 :
Δ𝑉𝑉𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺 :
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𝑃𝑃𝑠𝑠𝑠𝑠 = 𝑄𝑄𝐺𝐺 ∗ 𝐹𝐹𝑆𝑆𝑆𝑆 ∗ Δ𝑉𝑉𝐺𝐺𝐺𝐺
gate driver power
total gate charge
switching frequency
total gate drive voltage (VGATE,HIGH - VGATE,LOW)
CGD15HB62LP Rev. A, 07-2016
Dimensions [in(mm)]
CGD15HB62LP
Important Notes
Fig 3. Dimensions
Suitability of this product for any application may depend on product parameters not specified in this
document. Accordingly, buyers are cautioned to evaluate actual products against their needs and not to rely
solely on the data and information presented in this document.
The product described has not been designed or tested for use in, and is not intended for use in, applications
implanted into the human body or in applications in which failure of the product could lead to death, personal
injury or property damage, including but not limited to equipment used in the operation of nuclear facilities,
life-support machines, cardiac defibrillators or similar emergency medical equipment, vehicle navigation,
communication or control systems, or air traffic control systems.
The product described is not eligible for Distributor Stock Rotation or Inventory Price Protection.
Copyright © 2016 Cree, Inc. All rights reserved.
The information in this document is subject to change without notice.
Cree, the Cree logo, and Zero recovery are registered trademarks of Cree, Inc.
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Cree, Inc.
4600 Silicon Drive
Durham, NC 27703
USA Tel: +1.919.313.5451
www.cree.com/power
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