Switch IC

There is a half bridge switch to connect +/-24V 500mA to a load. The switching time should be less then 10us. The circuit should be protected from shorts to ground and rails, and it should provide fault indication. It is desirable to have minimum voltage drop. I am currently looking at OPA547, however it is relatively big, slow and the drop is about 2V. Could you suggest a better IC ?

Vladimir Vassilevsky DSP and Mixed Signal Consultant

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Greedy.

Some of the CMOS-based gate drivers do some of that, but I don't think many (or any) will go to the voltage extremes you want, or give you the fault indication.

Let us know if you find anything. I think a circuit with two or three chips, at a minimum, are in your future.

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Yup. The switch is easy, the fault protection and indication takes parts. ...Jim Thompson

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wonder if something like an A4952 + an inverter would work

-Lasse

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langwadt

Good idea! There's probably an easy way to trick a full-H regulator into being a simple static switch. ...Jim Thompson

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looks like it is as simple a tying the sense pin to ground and an inverter between in1 and in2

-Lasse

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langwadt

Micrel makes a nice high side switch, sans fault indication.

I can't seem to find it , but there was a 24v mosfet high side switch. I can only find the 13v MC2514 on the website.

Perhaps one of their High side Mosfet switches and a mosfet? Those can provide fault indication.

Cheers

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Martin Riddle

Many Class D amplifier chips can do the ground/power protection and voltage requirements. No sure about the switching speed.

Regards Werner Dahn

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Werner

Class D ICs use bootstrapping for driver power; so they can't work with 100% duty cycle. Designing separate supplies for upper and lower drivers is not much better then building the whole thing from discretes.

Vladimir Vassilevsky DSP and Mixed Signal Consultant

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Thanks. I looked at the high/low side switches, they are too slow.

Vladimir Vassilevsky DSP and Mixed Signal Consultant

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wonder if something like an A4952 + an inverter would work

This is almost what needed. Unfortunately, it is too inteligent and specialized. A need to suppress that excessive functionality complicates interface to this IC.

Vladimir Vassilevsky DSP and Mixed Signal Consultant

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haven't tried but, looking at the truth table it looks like you just need an inverter so in1 and in2 are inverse, and Vsense tied to ground so it never starts chopping

-Lasse

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Vladimir Vassilevsky wrote:

A little hacky but, something like this? I know Jim will love, no emitter R's and all :)

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