UCD 25 watts to 1200 watts using 2 mosfets

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My DC-protection schematics works only if bridged outputs have 0Vdc at idle.
In that case, you can use only one circuit for both outputs: just add another 33k input resistor for the "out-of-phase output".



In case you have a bridged amp supplied at +HV to 0V (without negative rail), at idle output has +HV/2 voltage so my circuit will not work.
 

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DPA DCLASS BRIDGED AMP 2400WATT

Hi Pergo
greetings finished dclass bridged amp will try your dc protector
warm regards
Andrew Lebon😉
 

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Ciao Fede! 😀
I didn't know that this is your schematic. I wanted to use IR2110 because I've tried it (ejtagle schematic). Do you suggest a new design with IRS20957 or you can help me with IR2110 and DC protection ? I want to use it with 8FE200 by Faital (previously I had autotek 7600bts <3).
 
IR2110 has fixed deadtime so you've to tune up the gate driver (charge and discharge) for good performance. You spend more time.
IRS20957 has variable deadtime (set by a resistor network) so it's easy to tune.
Also it has internal overcurrent protection for output mosfets and it needs only one logic PWM input (for example 0-3V or TTL) referred to signal ground (not to negative rail). So you don't need level shifting (Q1 and Q2 in your schematic).

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