WO2005027326A1 - スイッチング素子保護回路 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a switching element protection circuit that can prevent deterioration and destruction of electrical characteristics of a switching element during high-temperature operation.
- a switching power supply device having a transformer for primary and secondary insulation is provided with a switching element protection circuit for preventing overheating of the switching element due to overvoltage generated in the transformer or the like when the switching element is turned off.
- FIG. 4 shows an example of a conventional switching element protection circuit.
- a self-extinguishing type switching element such as a MOS-FET as shown in the figure is used as the switching element.
- the main circuit of the switching power supply is configured using (4).
- the first main terminal (D) drawn out is the output terminal, the second main terminal drawn out of the source
- (5) is a GND (ground) terminal, and a current limiting resistor (3), an inductive load such as a pulse transformer (2) as a load, and a DC power supply (1) are connected in series to both terminals (D, S). Then, DC power is supplied from the DC power supply (1) to the inductive load (2).
- the control terminal (G) drawn from the gate of the MOS-FET (4) is used as an input terminal, and an input potential regulating resistor (7) is connected between the control terminal (G) and the second main terminal (S).
- a transient overvoltage occurs between the sources, that is, between the first and second main terminals (D, S). If such an overvoltage exceeds the rated voltage of the M-S-FET (4), the element (MOS_FET (4)) is overheated and destroyed, so an overvoltage protection circuit (10) is provided as overvoltage protection means. .
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is connected in series with opposite polarities between the drain and gate of the MOS-FET (4), that is, between the first main terminal (D) and the control terminal (G). It consists of two avalanche diodes (5,6). Each avalanche diode (5,6) has a sudden increase in reverse current when the reverse voltage at the PN junction exceeds the breakdown voltage.
- Avalanche yielding (avalanche yielding) characteristics When the M ⁇ S_FET (4) is switched from the on state to the off state, if the overvoltage generated by the inductance of the inductive load (2) exceeds the breakdown voltage of the avalanche diode (5), the M ⁇ S-FET A voltage signal is applied to the control terminal (G) of (4), and the M ⁇ S_FET (4) in the turn-off state is temporarily turned on.
- the stored energy of the inductive load (2) is discharged to the ground side through the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the M-S-FET (4), so that the MOS-FET ( The overvoltage applied between the drain and source in 4) is limited to a safe level, and the MOS-FET (4) can be protected from overvoltage.
- the other avalanche diode (6) which is connected in reverse polarity to the avalanche diode (5), turns on the MOS_FET (4) during the high-frequency switching of the MOS-FET (4), and the drain When the voltage between the gates drops to near 0 [V], the control signal (G)
- an overvoltage protection circuit or a snubber circuit including an avalanche diode (not shown) is provided in parallel with the drain and source of the MOS_FET (4), and the voltage is applied between the drain and source.
- Switching element protection circuits that limit overvoltages are also known.
- a switching element protection circuit having a configuration substantially similar to the above configuration is disclosed in, for example, Patent Document 1 below.
- Patent Document 1 JP-A-7-288456 (Page 6, FIG. 3)
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) When the potential of the first main terminal (D) rises and the avalanche diode (5) constituting the overvoltage protection circuit (10) enters a breakdown (breakdown) state, the overvoltage protection starts from the first main terminal (D). A current flows into the control terminal (G) drawn from the gate of the MOS-FET (4) through the circuit (10), the potential of the gate of the M ⁇ S_FET (4) rises, and the M ⁇ S_FET (4) turns on. It becomes. M ⁇ S_FET (4) turns on and drain current I starts to flow
- the M ⁇ S_FET (4) is continuously turned on and off. When the temperature rises, the device may be damaged beyond the limit of the reduced safe operation area. Also, since the internal resistance between the drain and source increases as the operating temperature of the MOS_FET (4) rises, the voltage V between the drain and source of the MOS-FET (4) increases, and even if the device is used below the maximum rating. Poor characteristic
- the maximum rating of the M-S-FET (4) is made sufficiently large so that a safe operation area is provided for all operations including an abnormal state to prevent element destruction.
- the MOS-FET (4) becomes large and the manufacturing cost rises.
- the drain current I value (period A in Fig. 2 (B)) is limited and accumulated in the inductive load (2).
- this method can cope with the current limiting circuit, etc., even if the resistance value of the current limiting resistor (3) varies, but also reduces the safety operating area due to temperature rise, for example. There is another problem that has no effect on this. Furthermore, when the temperature rises, the drain current I (period A in Fig. 2 (B)) can be reduced when the MOS-FET (4) is turned on.
- an object of the present invention is to provide a switching element protection circuit that can prevent deterioration and destruction of characteristics of the switching element during high-temperature operation without increasing the size of the switching element.
- a switching element protection circuit provides a switching element (4) having first and second main terminals (D, S) connected in series to a DC power supply (1) and a load (2). Control signal (V) to the control terminal (G) of the switching element (4) to turn on and off the switching element (4).
- a drive circuit (9) that supplies DC power from a DC power supply (1) to a load (2) under control, and controls one of the first and second main terminals (D, S) of a switching element (4) And an overvoltage protection means (10) connected to the terminal (G).
- the switching element (4) When the switching element (4) is turned off, the voltage (V) generated between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the switching element (4) exceeds a predetermined level.
- the switching element protection circuit includes a temperature detecting means (11) for detecting an operating temperature of the switching element (4) and generates a maintenance signal when the operating temperature detected by the temperature detecting means (11) exceeds a predetermined level.
- the switching means connected between the comparing means (12), the plurality of voltage setting elements (5, 6) for setting the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection means (10), and the control terminal (G) of the switching element (4).
- Means (13), and the switching means (13) reduces the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection means (10) when the maintenance signal of the comparison means (12) is generated.
- the operating temperature of the switching element (4) is detected by the temperature detecting means (11), and the comparing means (12) outputs a maintenance signal when the operating temperature detected by the temperature detecting means (11) exceeds a predetermined level. appear.
- the switching means (13) connected to the switching means (13) can reduce the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection means (10) and switch the operation of the switching element (4) to an operation within the reduced safe operation area. Therefore, at the time of high-temperature operation, the overvoltage protection means (10) is turned on at the reduced voltage level and turns on the switching element (4), so that the characteristic deterioration and destruction of the switching element (4) can be prevented. it can.
- the switching means when the operating temperature of the switching element rises and the temperature detected by the temperature detecting means exceeds a predetermined level, the switching means reduces the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection means, and the switching element Is switched to the operation within the reduced safe operation area. For this reason, at the time of high-temperature operation, the overvoltage protection means is turned on at the lowered voltage level, and the switching element is turned on, so that deterioration and destruction of the electrical characteristics of the switching element can be prevented. Therefore, unlike the conventional case, a switching element with a sufficiently large maximum rating is not required, so that it is possible to prevent the deterioration of the electrical characteristics of the switching element at high temperature operation and the destruction due to overheating without increasing the size of the switching element. Can be. Brief Description of Drawings
- FIG. 1 An electric circuit diagram showing an embodiment of a switching element protection circuit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 Timing charts of voltage waveforms and current waveforms of respective parts in FIG. 1 and FIG.
- FIG. 3 is an electric circuit diagram showing another embodiment of the switching element protection circuit according to the present invention.
- FIG. 4 is an electric circuit diagram showing a conventional switching element protection circuit.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 the same reference numerals are given to substantially the same portions as those shown in FIG. 4, and the description thereof will be omitted.
- the switching element protection circuit of the present invention includes a temperature detecting thermistor (11) as temperature detecting means for detecting the operating temperature of the M ⁇ S_FET (4), and a temperature detecting sensor.
- a comparison circuit (12) as a comparison means for generating a maintenance signal when the operating temperature detected by the mister (11) exceeds a predetermined level; and a plurality of voltage setting elements for setting a detection voltage of the overvoltage protection circuit (10).
- the difference from the conventional switching element protection circuit shown in FIG. 4 is that the detection means of the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is reduced by the switching means (13) when the maintenance signal of the comparison circuit (12) is generated.
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is provided between the first main terminal (D) of the MOS-FET (4) and the control terminal (G).
- An avalanche diode (5, 6) as a constant voltage element having avalanche breakdown characteristics is connected in series with the same polarity.
- the resistance of the thermistor for temperature detection (11) changes in response to the change in the operating temperature of the chip (element) that constitutes the M ⁇ S-FET (4), and the change in the resistance is determined by the change in the voltage level between both ends. Detect as a change.
- the switching means (13) is connected in parallel with the avalanche diode (6), and is turned on by a high voltage (H) level maintenance signal output from the comparison circuit (12). ).
- H high voltage
- the comparison circuit (12) applies a high voltage (H) level maintenance signal to the base of the transistor (14).
- Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the conventional switching element protection circuit shown in FIG.
- a control signal applied from the drive circuit (9) to the control terminal (G) of the MOS_FET (4) via the gate series resistor (8) V is low and voltage (L) level at time t
- the M ⁇ S-FET (4) turns on, the voltage of the DC power supply (1) is applied to the inductive load (2), and flows to the inductive load (2)
- the current I gradually increases and energy is stored in the inductive load (2).
- the voltage applied to the inductive load (2) is Since the voltage of the DC power supply (1) is reduced by the limiting resistor (3), the current I flowing to the inductive load (2) is limited. Accordingly, the drain current I flowing through the MOS_FET (4) is
- the current gradually increases as shown in 2 (B) and reaches the current value limited by the current limiting resistor (3) at time t.
- the inductive load (2) is turned off to generate a back electromotive force, and the stored energy is released.
- a transient overvoltage occurs between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the MFETS_FET (4) when the M ⁇ S_FET (4) is turned off, as shown in FIG. 2 (C).
- the voltage V between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the MOS_FET (4) rises rapidly, forming the overvoltage protection circuit (10).
- the MOS_FET (4) can be protected against overvoltage.
- the drain current I flowing through the MOS_FET (4) gradually decreases. In the MOS-FET (4), the drain current I decreases between the first and second main terminals (D, S). mark
- the operating temperature of the element constituting the MOS-FET (4) is detected as a voltage level by a temperature detecting thermistor (11).
- the voltage V between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the MOS-FET (4) drops sharply from the value at time t to approximately o [v].
- FIG. 2 (B) and 2 (C) show the operation of the conventional circuit shown in FIG.
- the stored energy from the inductive load (2) is generated by the high overvoltage generated between the first and second main terminals (D, S) when the MOS-FET (4) is turned off. Because of the release, the release of the stored energy is completed at time t earlier than time t . Power, while the overvoltage protection circuit
- the MOS-FET (4) Since the operating temperature of the M-S-FET (4) rises significantly during the overvoltage clamping period B due to (10), the first and second main terminals (D, S If the voltage V and the drain current I exceed the safe operating area due to the rise in operating temperature, the MOS-FET (4) will be destroyed by overheating. On the other hand, in the circuit according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, since the voltage V at which the accumulated energy of the inductive load (2) is released is lower, the stored energy is lower than that of the conventional circuit shown in FIG. However, the power generated by the M ⁇ S-FET (4) is reduced by the lower voltage V between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the M ⁇ S-FET (4).
- the operating temperature of the M ⁇ S-FET (4) during the overvoltage clamp period B is also suppressed to be lower than in the conventional circuit shown in FIG. Therefore, at the time of high-temperature operation, the M ⁇ S-FET (4) can be protected from overvoltage, and the characteristic deterioration and destruction of the M ⁇ S-FET (4) can be prevented.
- the operating temperature of the MOS-FET (4) is detected by the temperature detecting thermistor (11), and when the operating temperature exceeds a predetermined level, the comparison circuit (12) Then, a high voltage (H) level maintenance signal is applied to the base of the transistor (14) constituting the switching means (13). As a result, the transistor (14) is turned on, and one of the two diodes (5, 6) constituting the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is short-circuited, so that the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection circuit (10) decreases. Then, the voltage V between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the MOS-FET (4) becomes Since it decreases, MOS_FET (4) can be switched to operation within the reduced safe operation area.
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is turned on at the reduced voltage level, and the M ⁇ S-FET (4) is temporarily turned on.
- the MOS-FET (4) can be protected from overvoltage generated by the inductive load (2) during operation, and the electrical characteristics of the MOS-FET (4) can be prevented from being deteriorated or destroyed.
- FIG. 1 The first embodiment shown in FIG. 1 can be modified.
- a switching element protection circuit according to a second embodiment which is another embodiment of the present invention, is connected to a first main terminal (D) of a MOS-FET (4).
- Two avalanche diodes (5, 6) are connected in parallel with the terminal (G) to form an overvoltage protection circuit (10), and two transistors (switch means) (14a, 14b) are connected to two terminals.
- the switching means (13) is constituted by connecting in series with each of the two avalanche diodes (5, 6).
- the comparison circuit (12) When the detection voltage of the temperature detection thermistor (11) is lower than a predetermined voltage level, the comparison circuit (12) outputs a high voltage (H) level to one of the bases of the two transistors (14a, 14b). The maintenance signal is applied to selectively turn on one of the transistors (14a, 14b). When the detection voltage of the temperature detection thermistor (11) exceeds a predetermined voltage level, the two transistors (14a, 14a) are turned on. , 14b), a high voltage (H) level maintenance signal is applied to each base to simultaneously turn on the two transistors (14a, 14b).
- Other configurations are substantially the same as those of the switching element protection circuit according to the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the comparison circuit (12 ) when the operating temperature of the M-S-FET (4) rises and the detection voltage of the temperature detection thermistor (11) exceeds a predetermined voltage level, the comparison circuit (12 ), The two transistors (14a, 14b) are simultaneously turned on, and the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection circuit (10), that is, the first main terminal (D) and the control terminal (G) of the MOS-FET (4) The voltage between the first and second main terminals (D, S) of the MOS-FET (4) decreases. As a result, the operation of the MOS-FET (4) can be switched to the operation within the lowered safe operation area (S ⁇ A). Therefore, in the second embodiment shown in FIG. 3, as in the first embodiment shown in FIG.
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) Is turned on and the MOS-FET (4) is turned on temporarily, so that the MOS-FET (4) can be protected from the overvoltage generated by the inductive load (2) and the M ⁇ S_FET (4) Deterioration and destruction of electrical characteristics can be prevented.
- the temperature detection thermistor (11) may be mounted on the same semiconductor substrate as the MOS_FET (4).
- the thermal coupling between the heat-generating portion of the MOS_FET (4) and the temperature detecting means (11) such as a temperature detecting thermistor becomes tight, so that the temperature rise of the MOS-FET (4) is monitored by the temperature detecting means (11 ),
- the overheat protection circuit can be operated quickly and reliably by detecting quickly and accurately.
- a temperature detecting means for detecting a temperature based on a forward voltage, a reverse leakage current or the like of a semiconductor element built in the semiconductor substrate may be provided.
- a plurality of overvoltage protection circuits (10), a plurality of temperature detecting means (11) such as a thermistor for temperature detection, and a plurality of transistors (14) are provided, and a temperature or inductive characteristic of the MOS-FET (4) is provided.
- the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection circuit (10) may be adjusted by appropriately switching the plurality of transistors (14) according to the magnitude of the overvoltage generated in the load (2). In this case, the detection voltage of the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is adjusted according to the temperature of the MOS-FET (4) or the magnitude of the overvoltage generated in the inductive load (2).
- the overheat protection circuit can be operated in a finely detailed manner in response to changes in the ambient temperature and fluctuations in the inductive load (2).
- the switching means (13) is configured by connecting two transistors (14a, 14b) in series with each of the two avalanche diodes (5, 6). The two transistors
- One of (14a, 14b) is omitted, and when the operating temperature of the MOS_FET (4) rises and the detection voltage of the temperature detection thermistor (11) exceeds a predetermined voltage level, the comparison circuit (12) The transistor (14) is turned on to reduce the voltage between the first main terminal (D) and the control terminal (G) of the MOS-FET (4), and the first and second main terminals of the MOS_FET (4) are reduced. Low voltage V between terminals (D, S)
- the power MOS-FET (4) in which the second main terminal (S) drawn from the source of the M-S-FET (4) is set to the ground potential is used.
- the first main terminal (D) drawn out may be set to the ground potential.
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) is configured using a plurality of avalanche (avalanche) diodes.
- the overvoltage protection circuit (10) may be configured using a transistor switch or the like.
- the present invention can be applied to a self-extinguishing type switching element other than M ⁇ S_FET (MOS type field effect transistor), for example, IGBT (insulated gate type transistor) or SIT (static induction type transistor). Noh.
- the present invention has a remarkable effect on a switching element protection circuit and a solenoid driving device of a switching power supply device used in a high temperature environment.
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