Isolation in gate drive is one critical area for designing efficient, safe and highly productive motor control systems. Learn how the latest ADI isolated gate drives can help you solve the design challenges. Analog Devices, Dara O'Sullivan PCIM 2015
3. Motors in Industrial Applications
Water Treatment
Factory Automation
Energy Production
Printing
Precision
Power
3
4. Motor Control in Industrial Applications
Advanced Automation
Heavy Industry
Factory Automation
Cranes & Hoists
Elevators & Escalators
Commercial HVAC
Conveyors
Mining
Textiles
Food Bev. & Tobacco
Other Machinery Sectors
Packaging & Labelling
Printing
Paper & Paperboard
Rubber & Plastics
Woodworking
Machine Tools
Semiconductor
Robotics
Dominatedby
Inverters&Drives
Dominatedby
Servos
4
5. Motor Control System Architectures
Power
Stage
Control
Digital
Velocity
PWM
Inverter
Analog
5
6. Low Precision
Motor Control System Architectures
Power
Stage
Control
Digital
Velocity/Torque
PWM
Drive
Current
Monitoring
Bus V
Monitoring
Analog
Position
Feedback
6
7. Motor Control System Architectures
Power
Stage
Control
Digital
Velocity/Torque/Position
PWM
Servo
Current
Monitoring
Bus V
Monitoring
Position
Feedback
Analog
High Precision
7
14. System Level Benefits – Low Prop Delay Skew
► Blanking or ‘dead time’ must be inserted into the PWM
to prevent both being accidentally on at the same time
► Effect of excessive dead time include low speed
vibration, torque ripple, and harmonic heating
► ADUM4135 with 15nS prop delay skew allows use of
minimal dead time
► Decreases motor current distortion and torque ripple
Smoother Motor operation
Reduced bearing/coupling wear
14
Dead time insertion
500ns 1ms
𝑉𝑒 𝑟𝑟𝑜𝑟 =
𝑡 𝑑𝑒𝑎𝑑 + 𝑡 𝑜𝑛 − 𝑡 𝑜𝑓𝑓
𝑇𝑆
𝑉𝑑𝑐 − 𝑉𝑠𝑎𝑡 + 𝑉𝑑 +
𝑉𝑠𝑎𝑡 + 𝑉𝑑
2
15. ► Short Circuit Withstand time of IGBT’s is decreasing
► Delay in Signalling of Overcurrent/Error status and subsequent response must decrease in response
► ADum4135 Delay time of 50nS is ~ 10% of delay associated with similar optocouplers (>500nS)
► Allows reduced IGBT size, saves on system board space/cost
15
System Level Beneifts - Low Propagation Delay
16. ► Evaluation Boards
EVAL-ADUM4135Z
EVAL-ADUM4136Z
► Access to all Status signals
► Outputs for connection to Power switch
board
► User configurable external components
16
ADuM4135 Family Resources
Product Data Sheets
App Notes and Training
Videos(in development)
17. System Platforms
► Isolated Inverter Platform
Flexible subsystem platform with significant
connectivity and evaluation capability
Isolated current and voltage measurement and
feedback using sigma-delta modulators
Earth-referenced controller and communications
Open loop or sensorless motor control development
Isolated IGBT gate drivers – ADuM4223 (-ISOINV) and
ADuM4135 (-ISOINVEP)
Gate driver power supplies reference design
17
http://www.analog.com – Go to Design Center and
search for Isolated Inverter
22. Min or Max ADuM413x HCPL-316J ACPL-330J 1ED020I12
Working voltage
500Vrms
1200Vdc
VIORM =
1kVrms
VIORM = 1kVrms
VIORM =
1kVrms
1 minute withstand 5kVrms 5kVrms 5kVrms 3.75kVrms
VDD2 30V 30V 30V 28V
VDD1 2.3 to 5.5V 4.5 to 5.5V - 4.5 to 5.5V
Propagation delay 50ns typ 500ns 250ns 195ns
Fault Response time 50ns 3us 1.25us 2.25us
CMTI 100kV/ms 15kV/ms 15 or 50 kV/ms 50kVms
Peak Current 4A 2A 1.5A 1.5A
Rds-on 1W max 1.2 W typ 0.7/1.6W typ
Miller clamp X - X X
Desaturation X X X X
Temperature range -40 to 125 C -40 – 100C -40 to 105C -40 to 105C
Split Output X - - -
22
ADuM413x versus Competitive Solutions
23. ADuM4135 CMTI/Prop Delay versus competitors
50nS
100nS
150nS
200nS
250nS+
25kV/uS 50kV/uS 75kV/uS 100kV/uS
ADuM4135
Competitor B
Competitor B
Competitor A
CMTI
PropagationDelay
Competitor C
23