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发表于 2012-1-2 18:25:37
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本帖最后由 Chilton 于 2012-1-2 18:58 编辑
回复 1# seedcloud
Fixed deadtime: design is simpler, but efficiency is usually low because your synchronous switch does not necessary turn-on at the right time. Actually, it almost never turns on at the right time. When synchronous switch doesn't turn-on at the right time, either you have shoot-through current (deadtime too short) or current through body diode (which usually is sloppy) (deadtime too long).
Adaptive deadtime control: design is very challenging, to be specific, the zero-cross comparator design is not easy. You need a fast (therefore small-sized) comparator with very low offset (mV range) and the offset voltage itself can not change with temperature. This is the usual challenge for real circuit design. |
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