Typical characteristics, Component selection, Layout considerations – Diodes ZXGD3101T8 User Manual

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ZXGD3101T8

Issue 4 - January 2009

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Typical characteristics

Component selection

It is advisable to decouple the ZXGD3101 closely to V

CC

and ground due to the possibility of high

peak gate currents with C1 in Figure 2.

The proper selection of external resistors R

REF

and R

BIAS

is important to the optimum device

operation. Select a value for resistor R

REF

to give a reference current, I

REF

, of ~3mA. The value of

R

BIAS

must then be 0.6 times the value of R

REF

to give a bias current, I

BIAS

, of 1.6 times I

REF

. This

provides a recommended typical offset voltage of -20mV.

External gate resistors are optional. They can be inserted to control the rise times which may help
with EMI issues, power supply consumption issues or dissipation within the part.

R

REF

= (V

CC

-0.7V)/ 0.003

R

BIAS

= (V

CC

-0.7V)/ 0.005

Layout considerations

The Gate pins should be as close to the MOSFET Gate as possible. Also the ground return loop
should be as short as possible. The decoupling capacitor should be close to the V

CC

and Ground

pin, and should be a X7R type.

For more detailed information refer to application note AN54.

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