Alternative for IR2xxx series

[ChocoHolic]

Hi lumanauw,
The circuit you have shown using p-channel and n-channel MOSFETs looks rather complex. Since you are using p-channel MOSFET as high side switch, implementing the simple level shifting method, the circuit can be made much simpler than what you have shown.
The two external driver ICs could be eliminated and an NPN transistor-resistor-zener could be used for level shifting the p-channel MOSFET while the n-channel MOSFET can be driven straight from the PWM chip. If you are using chips like SG3525, gate drive current should not be a problem as the SG3525 (with its internal totem-pole stage) can provide enough current to drive the MOSFET at frequencies greater than 100kHz.
What I have just said can be easily understood if you look at the circuit I have attached here.

To everyone,
I have not used PCB but have tested the circuit on verroboard / stripboard. I have used my circuits successfully upto 132kHz with no problem. The only consideration, as what I see, is that the tracks/ traces should be kept as short as possible. Decoupling capacitors should be placed where necessary and should not be omitted.


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...your circuit is introducing several hundret ns turn off delay especially for the upper MosFet... have a close look to your gate signals - you will probably not be amused.


Hi Lumanauw,
I think the loops in the application note are OK.
Also I agree that you need the SMD ceramics for the high frequency path.
Many designs add a large cap in order to ensure acceptable upper gate driver supply during clipping, because during heavy cliping you might not get the upper supply recharged for several 10ms...

 

[lumanauw]

Hi, Choco,

Thanks I see now that it is for clipping condition. Still, it has to be accompanied // by 100nF one, right?

Choco, my suggestion in post#31 (modification for the attachment), is it make sense? Or C8-C9 is already correct like the original attachment?

 

[ChocoHolic]

....I think your proposal is optimizing the turn on loop.
John's schematic is looking like he has optimized the turn off loop.

Yupp, the ceramic SMDs should be also used, even if there is a bigger e-cap.

 

[almansur92]

Hi Tahmid,
I am from Chittagong, Banladesh. I am interested to build
a sinewave inverter. I got an schematic. However, it requires an IC named IR2110?

I would like to ask Tahmid, "is it available in Dhaka?"

Regards,
-mansur, Bangladesh

 

[Dimon74]

Hi to all .That part of the schematic with two IR2010S from Alpine MRP-M1000 maybe somebody has complete schematic for this amp?

 

[Dimon74]

My e-mail is dmitriy1974@msn.com Thanks a lot