Figure 4-4 shows CLLLC operation at 19 A (6.6 kW) under the following parameters:
- Traces
- C1: GaN Primary Switch
Node Drain Voltage
- C2: GaN Secondary Switch
Node Drain Voltage
- C3: Transformer Primary
Current
- C4: Transformer Secondary
Current
- Conditions
- VIN = 400
V
- VOUT = 350
V
- IOUT = 19
A
Figure 4-5 shows CLLLC operation at 10 A and the following parameters:
- Traces
- C1: GaN Switch Node Drain Voltage Leg 1
- C2: GaN Switch Node Drain Voltage Leg 2
- C3: Transformer Primary
Current
- C4: Transformer Secondary Current
- Conditions
- VIN = 400 V
- VOUT = 350 V
- IOUT = 10 A
A zoom-in of
the GaN switch drain-to-source voltage transition is shown to be approximately 40
ns in Figure 4-6. This rapid transition comes from the low COSS of the LMG3522.
The waveform in Figure 4-6 is measured using the following parameters:
- Traces
- C1: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 1
- C2: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 2
- C3: Transformer Primary
Current
- C4: Transformer Secondary
Current
- Conditions
- VIN = 400
V
- VOUT = 350
V
- IOUT = 10
A
The waveform
in Figure 4-7 is measured using the following parameters:
- Traces
- C1: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 1
- C2: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 2
- C3: Transformer Primary
Current
- C4: Transformer Secondary
Current
- Conditions
- VIN = 400
V
- VOUT = 350
V
- IOUT = 2
A
A zoom-in of
the GaN switch drain-to-source voltage transition is shown to be approximately 75 ns
in Figure 4-8. This rapid transition comes from the low COSS of the LMG3522. The
slightly longer transition time in this image comes from the lighter load condition
and the resulting reduced current flow.
The waveform in Figure 4-8 is measured using the following parameters:
- Traces
- C1: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 1
- C2: GaN Switch Node Drain
Voltage Leg 2
- C3: Transformer Primary
Current
- C4: Transformer Secondary
Current
- Conditions
- VIN = 400
V
- VOUT = 350
V
- IOUT = 2
A