Abstract
Driving power MOSFET at high switching frequency may induce significant switching power losses. A gate driver with low energy consumption is proposed for power MOSFET in switching power conversion applications. The proposed gate driver regulates the output gate driving voltage for minimizing the loss of charging and discharging the gate capacitor. No extra off-chip components are required, and hence, the proposed approach can be completely designed on chip. A 40 V/0.5 mum CMOS technology is utilized and experiments on a boost converter are performed. The power dissipation of the proposed gate driver, compared with the conventional gate driver, can be reduced up to 15.5% and 55.4% under 15 V and 30 V supply voltage, respectively.
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