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I have seen a similar patent to ESBT years ago and didn't understand why will it work. If the bipolar transistor goes to saturation, the bias supply will feed his c-b junction's recovery current. I think the c-b junction could be damaged if the MOSFET is switching off too fast.
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Has anyone tried 8SOIC high/low driver UCC27200 for classD? Propagation delay is faster than IR driver, but with smaller max voltage.
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