In other video, I seen that 0.5 to 1.25 A current required for charge Cgs, for some nano Second. so my question is, does charge pump provide such high current ??
7:05，'when the bottom pin is at 9V, then the voltage across c57 is V_supply+9V'. I think here the voltage across c57 should be V_supply-9V. Could you explain more?
Let supppose voltage across capacitor is V_supply, Apply KVL bw TP 33 TEST PIN and V_12 PIN, it will be: -TP33TEST PIN + V_supply + V_12=0; which gives TP33TEST = V_supply + V_12;
I generally really like your videos. However, I think sometimes you use examples that are too complicated for what you are trying to explain. I this example circuit, there is far too much going on for the point trying to be made.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on mosfet driver. I am looking for an 8 output high driver and thinking about using a charge pump solution. Like you described here. Will it be possible to share one charge pump circuit to all 8 drivers?
Charge pumps are also essential as an IC design building block; not just an external component. In an IC design definition, adding an external inductor for a boost converter means consuming 2x pins (BST_IN + BST_OUT) and additional external component. FETs+cap can be fully built inside an IC, thus enabling a boost converter if the internal voltage rail required is low enough current.
Great job! thanks
In other video, I seen that 0.5 to 1.25 A current required for charge Cgs, for some nano Second. so my question is, does charge pump provide such high current ??
I am so not ready for this level of difficulty. I was lost before, during, and most definitely after watching.
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would it be possible to see the diagram with a white background somewhere? it is quite dark in the video and my old eyes cant see properly
I am sorry! you can refer to the references given in the description
7:05，'when the bottom pin is at 9V, then the voltage across c57 is V_supply+9V'. I think here the voltage across c57 should be V_supply-9V. Could you explain more?
Let supppose voltage across capacitor is V_supply, Apply KVL bw TP 33 TEST PIN and V_12 PIN, it will be: -TP33TEST PIN + V_supply + V_12=0; which gives TP33TEST = V_supply + V_12;
You have a great talent for making insightful engineering content with a bit of much needed humor for good measure. Keep up the great work!
Thank you very much!
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I generally really like your videos. However, I think sometimes you use examples that are too complicated for what you are trying to explain. I this example circuit, there is far too much going on for the point trying to be made.
Noted!
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How can this channel be called Foolish Engineer? It is Intelligent Engineer.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on mosfet driver. I am looking for an 8 output high driver and thinking about using a charge pump solution. Like you described here. Will it be possible to share one charge pump circuit to all 8 drivers?
hello from Ukraine, tell me what program you used to draw the diagram for the electrons to move. I want to use this for my videos. Thank you
mohon di tambah subtitel bahasa indonesia, ini video bagus terimakasih.salam
Very good. Sadly I don't understand your accent.
Sorry! you can turn on Closed captioning
Charge pumps are also essential as an IC design building block; not just an external component. In an IC design definition, adding an external inductor for a boost converter means consuming 2x pins (BST_IN + BST_OUT) and additional external component. FETs+cap can be fully built inside an IC, thus enabling a boost converter if the internal voltage rail required is low enough current.
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Thanks, i have never learned this during my engineering.. thank you Parag
What software do you use for simulations?
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Very interesting ❤are you from India
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He explains it in a way that even a fool like me can understand.
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Your videos are really well done!They’ve also become an excellent reference source and tool for review. Thanks so much!!
I appreciate that!
To do this, what should i do electrical or electronics and communications engineering??
you can do any, I myself am an electronics and communications engineer
At 7:00 you said 9v instead of 12v is it mistake ?
no