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High-low side Gate Drive IC's have issues hm?

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Adam Munich
Mon Mar 07 2011, 05:04AM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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Marko wrote ...

Hi grenadier

I never posted in this thread? confused

And 10uF 'lytic along with a schottky and 47 ohm resistor has worked fine for me in the past, not quite sure what induktion screwed up...
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Marko
Mon Mar 07 2011, 05:07AM
Marko Registered Member #89 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
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Grenadier wrote ...

Marko wrote ...

Hi grenadier

I never posted in this thread? confused

And 10uF 'lytic along with a schottky and 47 ohm resistor has worked fine for me in the past, not quite sure what induktion screwed up...

Funny, I was apparently looking at another thread with your post in it at about the same time, sorry for mixing it up. angry
By the way, how do you put that line-slash (like -) over the text you've written?

If this is for his induction heater in the project thread, hea ppears to be missing the source connection to the high side device.

Marko
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ScotchTapeLord
Mon Mar 07 2011, 03:50PM
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Induktion,

What voltage do you measure across the bootstrap capacitor?
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Inducktion
Mon Mar 07 2011, 09:13PM
Inducktion Registered Member #3637 Joined: Fri Jan 21 2011, 11:07PM
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Marko wrote ...

Grenadier wrote ...

Marko wrote ...

Hi grenadier

I never posted in this thread? confused

And 10uF 'lytic along with a schottky and 47 ohm resistor has worked fine for me in the past, not quite sure what induktion screwed up...

Funny, I was apparently looking at another thread with your post in it at about the same time, sorry for mixing it up. angry
By the way, how do you put that line-slash (like -) over the text you've written?

If this is for his induction heater in the project thread, hea ppears to be missing the source connection to the high side device.

Marko
Yep, that was it.

Works fine and dandy now, just need to figure a matching inductor. I'm gonna use 45 uH as a general value, guessing from other induction heaters I've seen with similar values.

YAY.
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Inducktion
Mon Mar 07 2011, 11:21PM
Inducktion Registered Member #3637 Joined: Fri Jan 21 2011, 11:07PM
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...Sorry double post, but I found the ACTUAL problem.

Seems my supply voltage at home wasn't high enough. Heh. I was using a lead acid battery, it's voltage only measured like 9 volts. Need to charge the thing. Explains why low side was working and high wasn't.
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