Driving device and driving method for semiconductor element
AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorYohei MITSUI
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AssigneeMitsubishi Electric Corporation
InventorYohei MITSUI
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A driving circuit outputs one of a first voltage and a second voltage to a control electrode of a semiconductor element in accordance with a gate signal that controls ON/OFF of the semiconductor element, the first voltage being a voltage for turning on the semiconductor element, the second voltage being a voltage for turning off the semiconductor element. A protection circuit performs a protection operation of turning off the semiconductor element when an abnormality occurs during an ON period of the semiconductor element. A selection circuit outputs a selection signal for switching a mode of the protection operation performed by the protection circuit, in accordance with a driving state of the semiconductor element responsive to the gate signal, by using a delayed gate signal delayed by a delay circuit.
A driving device for a semiconductor element in which a current flowing from a first main electrode to a second main electrode is controlled in accordance with a voltage of a control electrode, the driving device comprising:
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A driving device for a semiconductor element in which a current flowing from a first main electrode to a second main electrode is controlled in accordance with a voltage of a control electrode, the driving device comprising:
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A driving method for a semiconductor element in which a current flowing from a first main electrode to a second main electrode is controlled in accordance with a voltage of a control electrode, the driving method comprising:
A driving method for a semiconductor element in which a current flowing from a first main electrode to a second main electrode is controlled in accordance with a voltage of a control electrode, the driving method comprising:
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