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Thanks for the reply. I have found the problem. The required minimum high input voltage for the chip is above 9.5V, my microcontroller pwm output only 5V, so the mosfet driver wont be able to drive my buck converter.
So, I have changed it to IR2101 which is a high side and low side mosfet...
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Thanks for the reply, how is your trip??
Actually, I am quite confused with one thing. I have referred to the single high side mosfet driver (IR2117), the circuit connnection after the Vs pin is connected to the RLC circuit, which is totally identical to the IR2110 if I am using that. But...
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Thanks for the instant reply. Yup, this is one of the threads that I have studied before opening the new thread.
By the way, I am going to try the half bridge configuration on IR2110, but I have several questions over here. Please give me some suggestions...
I know that the purpose of...
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I am planning to built a buck and buck boost converter, and I wonder if I can use only the high side of IR2110 for switching the mosfet (IRF540N) in the converter??? I know that it should be no problem to run a single low drive for IR2110, but based on what I have studied from the...
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Thanks for the reply.
Actually, it is not compulsory for me to use IR2110, but since I have bought several I just don't want to waste them...anyway, if I want to switch the mosfet in buck and buck boost converter, I must use high side drive of any mosfet driver right?? What type of driver...
Hi all,
Currently I need to build a buck converter and a buck boost converter for my project.
I am going to use IRF540N MOSFET as the switch of the converter and IR2110 mosfet driver to fire the pwm signal sent from a logic 5V microcontroller to drive the mosfet. From what I have read from the...
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