MOSFET Loss Budget
Switching MOSFET losses split four ways, and the junction temperature they cause.
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المدخلات
ملف اللوحةFills Ambient temperature from your board profile.
النتائج
المعيار: Ptotal ≤ 1.6 W, which holds TJ to 125 °C (RθJA 50.0 °C/W, TA 45 °C)
كل النتائج (3)
dissipated in the driver
Gate-drive loss 30 mW is dissipated in the driver and gate resistor, not in the MOSFET.
المسح البارامتري
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المبدأ
A switching MOSFET loses power four ways, and they scale differently. Conduction loss grows with current squared and duty; switching loss with voltage × current × frequency. So the same part can suit 20 kHz and be a poor choice at 500 kHz.
- on-resistance at the actual junction temperature
- transition times, set by gate drive and Qgd
- total gate charge at the drive voltage used
- output capacitance: the energy-related Co(er), not the small-signal value
تفاصيل إضافية
Choosing the part
Lower RDS(on) usually brings more Qg and Coss: half the RDS(on) typically means about twice the Qg. Choose the lowest total loss at your frequency, not the lowest RDS(on).
Practical checks
- Gate drive voltage. A logic-level FET at 4.5 V may have double its 10 V RDS(on). Read the RDS(on) vs VGS curve.
- Gate resistor trades EMI against switching loss: 10 Ω instead of 2 Ω can double Psw.
- Reverse recovery (Qrr) adds loss in hard-switched bridges, often more than the Coss term at high voltage.
- Half-bridges. Add a gate pull-down close to the pin to stop dV/dt-induced turn-on.
إصدار المحرك 1.18.3