Trial DC100V for EVAL-M1-IR2214 board

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NXTY_hayashi
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Hi,

can the EVAL-M1-IR2214 work by DC100V direct power supply on Test Ports of DC+ and PGND ?

If any concern, please let me know.

 

Best Regards,

Kazunari Hayashi

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Pablo_EG
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Hello Hayashi-san,

Thank you for posting on Infineon Community.

The usage of DC+ and PGND is reserved for the double pulse or similar tests.
If using 100V DC for this purpose, the EVAL-M1-IR2214's auxiliary supply may enter brownout mode:

Pablo_EG_0-1653529035828.png

(From the ICE5QSAG datasheet)

100V*(62k/8862k) = 0.69V

To avoid this, just for the DC100V test, you could double the resistance of R28 shown below:

Pablo_EG_1-1653529210487.png

In addition, please use the MCEWizard tool and decrease the "DC Bus Under-Voltage Level" value to lower than 100V.

Pablo_EG_2-1653529284849.png

If the above measures are too difficult, you could use 150V instead of 100V, and the board will work with no issues.

Best regards,
Pablo

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Pablo_EG
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First question asked 250 sign-ins 250 replies posted

Hello Hayashi-san,

Thank you for posting on Infineon Community.

The usage of DC+ and PGND is reserved for the double pulse or similar tests.
If using 100V DC for this purpose, the EVAL-M1-IR2214's auxiliary supply may enter brownout mode:

Pablo_EG_0-1653529035828.png

(From the ICE5QSAG datasheet)

100V*(62k/8862k) = 0.69V

To avoid this, just for the DC100V test, you could double the resistance of R28 shown below:

Pablo_EG_1-1653529210487.png

In addition, please use the MCEWizard tool and decrease the "DC Bus Under-Voltage Level" value to lower than 100V.

Pablo_EG_2-1653529284849.png

If the above measures are too difficult, you could use 150V instead of 100V, and the board will work with no issues.

Best regards,
Pablo

NXTY_hayashi
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Dear Pablo-san,

thank you for the good advice. I'll try the mention.

Best Regards,

K.H.