Yes lazy is both.
At the output meant after mosfets before filter. Think i mentioned it.
output of class d amp.
i tried to change drain voltage to 36V but smth failed and now its not working with 12V too 🙁
*with mosfet driver ir2111
*mosfets are alive :O
doesnt make sense.
At the output meant after mosfets before filter. Think i mentioned it.
output of class d amp.
i tried to change drain voltage to 36V but smth failed and now its not working with 12V too 🙁
*with mosfet driver ir2111
*mosfets are alive :O
doesnt make sense.
No. You wrote about a sound card in that post. Class D amp was not mentioned. Try to be clear! Being clear also helps you to understand whats going on.
As I wrote:
You must not exceed absolute maximum specifications of the MOSFET. Exceeding Gate to Source voltage absolute maximum rating can kill the MOSFET immediately.
But still, Gate voltage must exceed Drain voltage to open the FET, even if Drain voltage is very high. This is the task a high side driver does. Your "gate driver" schematic doesn't.
No, its more clear than clear.
This is clear too, i said Drain voltage, not Gate to source 😕
I am using ir2111 and in its datasheet drain voltage of the up fet is 600V.
whats the point to increase gate to source voltage ? theres no point. 12V is perfect.
i am using irfz44n and 36V is in range.
Do i need to say here that im talking about drain voltage, not gate ?
Nobody told you should increase it. You have to simple achieve it during on state, and never exceed absolute maximum. But none of your schematic achieves it, because in none of them you try to deal with Gate to Source voltage on high side. What you designed are essentially not high voltage half bridge drivers.
And don't you think there is a relation between Drain (referenced to GND) voltage and Gate to Source voltage in your circuit?
2 inputs, but otherwise perfect: http://www.irf.com/product-info/datasheets/data/ir2011.pdf
Is it a problem?
ir2111 is high side driver, it seems you are not reading carefully.
what i tried is ir2111 + 36V @ upper mosfet's drain.
its confusing why not working, i have 47u bootstrap capacitor.
upper mosfet gate voltage goes 24V referenced to ground.
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Thanks, this is good but its very expensive and need order.
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Oh, so you are talking about a circuit that is not shown here, instead of one of the shown circuits?
Only changing is constant in your communication.
Nobody will tell what the problem is in a circuit that is not shown. You must share information first, and make clear that you changed the topic!
You didnt tell you need it for free. If 3 Euro is very much, then be smart and find a cheaper solution. If you know what you really need, then there are many options. Except for free lunch.
I mentioned that's offtopic.
You are not reading..
Yes, they are options, I asked for 1-1.5 euro driver like ir2111 but with less dead time.
One option is ->
I am thinking of using logic level mosfets and dividing the down side voltage instead boosting the up one.
Offtopic 2. I have another use for my ir2111 -> boosting 12V to 230 or 460V DC (via computer ATX transformer)(I have many of them, maybe 40-50)(i really enjoy this 😀 ) -> then PWM this HV via half or full bridge and this all mess equals to 220V 50hz inverter that im imagining for so long time 😀 and this is 200-300W :O
Offtopic 3. I tested one 250W 50hz old transformer from junk with series bulb in the mains and transformer works but the lamp is ON ?
Is this because its 250W or smth is wrong with the primary winding ?
You are not reading..
Yes, they are options, I asked for 1-1.5 euro driver like ir2111 but with less dead time.
One option is ->
I am thinking of using logic level mosfets and dividing the down side voltage instead boosting the up one.
Offtopic 2. I have another use for my ir2111 -> boosting 12V to 230 or 460V DC (via computer ATX transformer)(I have many of them, maybe 40-50)(i really enjoy this 😀 ) -> then PWM this HV via half or full bridge and this all mess equals to 220V 50hz inverter that im imagining for so long time 😀 and this is 200-300W :O
Offtopic 3. I tested one 250W 50hz old transformer from junk with series bulb in the mains and transformer works but the lamp is ON ?
Is this because its 250W or smth is wrong with the primary winding ?
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Where??? And why do you think being offtopic is an excuse? Especially for being rude...
No, you didn't specify any price limit. Sorry for not reading in your mind!
(This idea is as good as the previous ones.)
Why thinking about the basic requirements and operation is not an option? Why asking how to do is not an option? Why using well known designs is not an option?
This task makes sense, however if you failed to build a low voltage amplifier, then you have a very good chance for failure in this project, plus and an electric shock.
Can you translate "works" and "ON" for measured quantities?
Every transformers have a certain magnetising current and eddie current loss. It can be enough to light a bulb somewhat. The actual value varies very much depending on the technology.
Here and im not rude :|_ook at urself. oFFcourse its an excuse. Im not going to start thread before i make a PCB for this.
Example of rudeness.
Explain why?
cross conduction ? no problem, will kill it with dischargers.
High side will get 12V referenced to ground, maybe this is ~6V referenced to source. For logic lvl mosfet this is perfect.
Death here not just an electric shock.
DC voltage is more dangerous than AC.
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