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    2010 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation 1 RD344_FNA41560 Rev. 0.0.1

    Reference Design RD-344

    Fairchild Motion-SPMFNA41560 Three-Shunt Design

    The following reference design supports a design of FNA41560. It should be used in conjunction with

    the FNA41560 datasheet as well as Fairchilds application notes (AN-9070, AN-9071, AN-9072) andtechnical support team. Please visit Fairchilds website at http://www.fairchildsemi.com.

    Application Fairchild DeviceInput Voltage

    RangeTypical Power

    RatingTopology

    Home Appliance

    (Air-Conditioner)

    FNA41560

    MMSZ5252B

    LMV324

    300~400VDC 1500WThree Shunt Solution

    (Single Ground)

    Key Features

    FNA41560

    600V-15A 3-phase IGBT inverter bridge including control ICs for gate driving and protection

    Easy PCB layout due to built-in bootstrap diode and independent VS pin

    Divided negative DC-link terminals for inverter current-sensing applications

    Single-grounded power supply due to built-in HVIC

    Built-in NTC thermistor for over-temperature monitoring

    Isolation rating of 2000Vrms/min.

    MMSZ5252B Silicon planar power Zener diodes, DO-41 glass case

    24V/1.0W rating Zener diode

    For use in stabilizing and clipping circuits with high power rating

    Standard Zener voltage tolerance: 5%

    LMV324

    General-purpose, low-voltage, rail-to-rail output amplifier

    80A supply current per channel

    1.2MHz GBP(Gain Bandwidth Product)

    1.5V/s slew rate

    Low offset voltage

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    2010 Fairchild Semiconductor Corporation 2 RD344_FNA41560 Rev. 0.0.1

    1.Schematics

    Figure 1. Block Diagram of Air Conditioner

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    R31 100

    R21 100

    C510uF/35V

    C6104

    C710uF/35V

    C810uF/35V

    C26220uF/35V

    C24

    102

    R17 100

    R20 100

    C140.1uF 630V

    R280.008 2W

    5V line

    R31

    4.7K

    C25

    102

    C17

    102

    C16

    102C15

    102

    R16 100

    R18 100

    R19 100

    5V line

    15V line

    (1) UH

    P

    N

    W

    V

    U15V line

    C32104

    C31100uF/16V

    C28333

    R35 62

    COM

    VCC

    IN(UL)

    IN(VL)

    IN(WL)

    VFO

    CSC

    OUT(WL)

    OUT(VL)

    OUT(UL)

    NW (9)

    NV (8)

    NU (7)

    W (6)

    V (5)

    U (4)

    P (3)

    (23) VS(V)

    (26) VB(U)

    (19) IN(VH)

    (22) VB(W)

    (10) CSC

    (11) VFO

    (14) IN(UL)

    (13) IN(VL)

    (12) IN(WL)

    (15) COM

    UVS

    UVB

    OUT(UH)

    UVS

    WVS

    OUT(WH)

    COM

    VCC

    OUT(VH)

    IN(UH) VVS

    IN(VH)

    (25) VS(U)

    (24) VB(V)

    (21) VS(W)

    (20) IN(UH)

    (18) V(WH)

    (17) VCC(H)

    VTH (1)

    RTH (2)

    VVS

    VVB

    WVS

    WVB

    IN(WH)

    (16) VCC(L)

    ZD1

    MMSZ5252B

    C20

    102

    C19

    102

    C18

    102

    R9 6.8K 1%

    5V line

    Motion-SPM FNA41560

    J1

    (2)VH(3) WH

    (4) UL(5) VL(6) WL(7) FO

    (8) VNTC

    (9) VDD

    (10) VCC

    (11) GND

    NTC

    ZD2MMSZ5252B

    C10104

    ZD3MMSZ5252B

    C9104

    ZD4MMSZ5252B

    C27104

    R

    4

    5V line

    1

    7

    8

    14

    11

    3

    2

    5

    6

    10

    9

    12

    13

    U1LMV324

    R320.008 2W

    R330.008 2W

    R340.0082W

    J2

    (1) VIU

    (2) VIV

    (3) VIW

    5V

    R6 39K 1%

    C4 101

    R14 39K 1%

    C13101

    R27 39K 1%

    C23 101

    R407.87K 1%

    C30 510

    R1, R7, R8,

    R15, R22, R29

    : 78.7K 1%

    C3, C12, C22

    : 101

    R1

    R7

    C3

    R8

    R15

    C12

    R29

    C22

    R22

    R3 1.8K 1%

    R51.8K 1%

    R2 1.0K 1%

    R4 1.0K 1%

    R111.8K 1%

    R131.8K 1%

    R101.0K 1%

    R121.0K 1%

    C2 101

    C11 101

    R241.8K 1%

    R261.8K 1%

    R231.0K 1%

    R251.0K 1%

    C21 101

    R371.8K 1%

    R39 1.8K 1%

    R361.0K 1%

    R381.0K 1%

    C29101

    C33 101

    R41 8.2K 1%

    Figure 2. Reference Design for 3-Phase Inverter

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    2.Key Parameter Design

    2.1. Selection of Bootstrap Capacitance (CBS)

    The bootstrap capacitor can be calculated by:

    BS

    LeakBS

    V

    tIC

    =

    (1)

    where:

    t = maximum on pulse width of high-side IGBT;

    VBS = the allowable discharge voltage of the CBS (voltage ripple); and

    ILeak= maximum discharge current of the CBS.

    Normally, ILeakconsist of the following items:

    - Gate charge for turning the high-side IGBT on

    - Quiescent current to the high-side circuit in the HVIC- Level-shift charge required by level-shifters in HVIC

    - Leakage current in the bootstrap diode

    - CBScapacitor leakage current (ignored for non-electrolytic capacitors)

    - Bootstrap diode reverse recovery charge.

    Practically, 2mA of ILeakis recommended for Mini DIP SPM family in Motion-SPM

    products (IPBS(operating VBSsupply current) value in datasheet) .

    Calculation Examples of CBS

    ILeak= circuit current (IPBS) = 2mA (recommended value)VBS = discharged voltage = 0.1V (recommended value)

    t = maximum on pulsewidth of high-side IGBT = 2ms (depends on system)

    6

    min_ 100.41.0

    2.02 =

    =

    =

    V

    msmA

    V

    tIC

    BS

    LeakBS

    (2)

    More than 2~3times 8FStandard nominal capacitance 10F.

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    2.2. Design of Current-Sensing Circuit

    Figure 3. General Circuit for Current Sensing

    Figure 4. Typical Low-Side Current-Sensing Circuit

    FNA41560 has a divided negative DC-link terminal (NU, NV, NW) for current sensing to

    simplify current-sensing circuit design. Figure 3and Figure 4 show the typical three-shunt

    current-sense circuit using the FNA41560 in Motion-SPM.

    The value of application circuit is calculated by the following equations.

    In Figure 5, the output voltage of op-amp (VOUT) can be calculated by:

    )()(65

    5

    42

    7min,min,

    RR

    RV

    RR

    RVV refShuntout

    ++

    +=

    (3)

    )()(65

    5

    42

    7max,max,

    RR

    R

    VRR

    R

    VV refShuntout +++= (4)

    According to Equation 3, the voltage between shunt resistor (VShunt) can be calculated by:

    7

    42

    65

    5maxmax, ]

    )([

    R

    RR

    RR

    RVVV refoutShunt

    +

    +=

    (5)

    7

    42

    65

    5minmin, ]

    )([

    R

    RR

    RR

    RVVV refoutShunt

    +

    +=

    (6)

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    2.3. Calculation Examples for Current-Sensing Circuitry

    Calculation Conditions

    DUT: FNA41560

    Op-Amp: LMV324

    Resistance of shunt resistor: 8m, 1% tolerance, KOA

    SC trip current: 22.5A (1.5 x IC (rated current))

    Input voltage range of ADC of MCU: 0~+5V

    Components value: refer to Figure 5 and Figure 6

    Figure 5. Application Circuit of Current Sensing (VCC=5.0V, Voltage Gain=13.9)

    Figure 6. Application Circuit of Current Sensing (VCC=3.3V, Voltage Gain=9.1)

    VCC, Vref=5.0[V]Voltage gain=13.9Bandwidth = 86[kHz]

    VCC, Vref=3.3VVoltage gain=9.2Bandwidth = 130[kHz]

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    Figure 7. VADC (Input Voltage of AD Converter of MCU) vs. VShunt (Voltage of Shunt Resistor) in CurrentFeedback Circuitry (Figure 5, Figure 6)

    According to calculation conditions, Figure 5, and Equations 5 and 6, the voltage

    between shunt resistor (VShunt,min, VShunt,max) can be calculated by:

    Vk

    k

    kk

    kVV

    R

    RR

    RR

    RVVV refoutShunt 179.0

    39

    8.2]

    7.787.78

    7.7850[]

    )([

    7

    42

    65

    5minmin, =

    +

    =

    +

    +=

    Vk

    k

    kk

    kVV

    R

    RR

    RR

    RVVV refoutShunt 179.0

    39

    8.2]

    7.787.78

    7.7855[]

    )([

    7

    42

    65

    5maxmax, =

    +

    =

    +

    +=

    According to Equation 3 and 4, the voltage of op-amp output can be calculated by:

    Vkk

    kVk

    kVRR

    RVRR

    RVV refShuntout 0)7.787.78

    7.785()8.2

    39179.0()()(65

    5

    42

    7min,min, =

    +

    +

    =

    ++

    +=

    Vkk

    kV

    k

    kV

    RR

    RV

    RR

    RVV refShuntout 0.5)

    7.787.78

    7.785()

    8.2

    39179.0()()(

    65

    5

    42

    7max,max, =

    +

    +

    =

    ++

    +=

    For low control voltage systems, such as VCC=3.3V, the same consideration can be

    performed on the circuit shown in Figure 6. The circuit in Figure 6 has a same

    performance as the circuit in Figure 5. Figure 7 shows VShuntvs. VADCaccording to VCC

    variation (3.3V, 5.0V) and gain of op-amp.

    2.4. Components Calculation Examples for SCP

    Calculation Conditions DUT: FNA41560

    Op-Amp: LMV324

    Resistance of shunt resistor: 8m, 1% tolerance, KOA

    SC trip current: 22.5A (1.5 x IC (rated current), can be changed by designer)

    SC trip reference voltage: VSC(min)=0.45V, VSC(typ)=0.50V, VSC(max)=0.55V

    Components value: refer to Figure 8

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    Vkk

    kVV

    RR

    RV shuntshuntout 505.0179.0)

    8.10.1

    87.7()()(

    98

    13=

    +

    =

    +=

    +

    Figure 8. Application Circuit of SCP(Short-Circuit Current Protection)

    2.5. Power Rating of Shunt Resistor Calculation Example

    Calculation Conditions

    Vendor of shunt resistor: KOA (TLR3AW 8m)

    Maximum load current of inverter (Irms): 10Arms

    Shunt resistor value at TC=25oC (RSHUNT): 8.0m

    Derating ratio of shunt resistor at TSHUNT=100oC: 65%

    Safety margin: 20%

    Figure 9. Derating Curve of Shunt Resistor (KOA, TLA Series)

    PSHUNT (I2rmsx RSHUNTx Margin) / Derating ratio)=(10

    2x 0.008x 1.2) / 0.65=1.48W

    (Therefore, the proper power rating of shunt resistor is over 2.0W)

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    2.6. Temperature-Monitoring Circuit

    -20 -10 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 1200

    50

    100

    150

    200

    250

    300

    350

    400

    450

    500

    550

    600

    MINTYPMAX

    R-T Curve

    Resistance[k]

    Temperature TTH

    []

    Figure 10. R-T Curve of NTC thermistor in Mini DIP SPM Package

    Figure 10 is R-T curve of the integrated NTC thermistor in Mini DIP SPM package.

    For R-T table of NTC thermistor, refer to application note Mini DIP SPM(AN-9070).

    Motion-SPMTMMCU

    VDD

    VTH

    RTHADC Port

    RTH

    NTC

    Figure 11. Temperature-Sensing Circuit by NTC Thermistor

    Figure 11 is example of a temperature-sensing circuit by NTC thermistor. In this

    reference design, RTHis 6.8kand Figure 12 is the V-T curve at RTH=6.8k,

    VCC=3.3V, and VCC= 5.0V.

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    20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 1200

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    VDD

    =3.3V

    VDD

    =5.0V

    VOUT(min)

    VOUT(typ)

    VOUT(max)

    V-T Curve at VDD

    =5.0, 3.3V, RTH

    =6.8kohm

    Ou

    tputVoltage

    ofR

    TH[

    V]

    Temperature TThermistor

    [oC]

    Figure 12. V-T Curve of Temperature-Sensing Circuit in Reference Design

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    2.7. Print Circuit Board(PCB) Layout Guidance

    Figure 13. PCB Layout Guidance

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    3.Related Resources

    FNA41560 Smart Power Module Motion-SPM

    AN-9070 Smart Power Module Motion-SPM

    in Mini DIP SPMUser Guide

    AN-9071 Smart Power Module Motion-SPM in Mini DIP SPMThermal Performance Information

    AN-9072-Smart Power Module Motion-SPMin Mini DIP SPMMounting Guidance

    http://www.fairchildsemi.com/referencedesign/

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