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1. Introduction
The Si828x Gate Driver Boards (GDB) are ideal for driving
Wolfspeed's XM3 1200 V Half Bridge Power Modules or
other parallel combinations of discrete transistors. This two-
channel isolated gate driver reference design in a half-bridge
configuration features a differential digital interface, opti-
mized on-board isolated power supply, DESAT protection,
gate drive current boost, and user-configurable turn-on (RH)
and turn-off (RL) gate resistors. Status indicator LEDs and
test points make evaluation and prototyping easy.
1.1. Key Features
• Two digital gate drivers for high-side/low-side opera-
tion
• Up to +20 A, -30 A peak output current with integrated
boost circuit
• Independent control of turn on/turn off timing through
gate resistor selection
• Isolated power supplies
• 5 kVRMS safety rated isolation
• 125 kV/µs common mode transient immunity (CMTI)
• Reverse polarity protection for 12 V input supply
• Differential inputs for increased noise immunity
• DESAT detection and soft-shutdown for short-circuit
protection
•Gatesupplyreadyindicator
• Module temperature (NTC) output as frequency modu-
lated digital signal
1.2. Additional System Components
The Si828x GDB is highly versatile and can be combined with
Wolfspeed's CIL boards and CGD12HB00D transceiver board
to provide platforms to evaluate gate driver and SiC device
combinations. The Si828x GDB is also designed to operate in
Wolfspeed's 300kW Three-Phase Inverter platform, where
three Si828x-AW-GDB provide all gate drivers necessary to
drive the XM3 power modules.
Figure 1. Si828x Gate Driver Board (GDB)
1.3. Tested Components Include
•Evaluation Tool for the XM3 Module Platform
•CAB450M12XM3 Power Module
•Differential Transceiver Daughter Board

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2. System Overview
The Skyworks Si828x-AW-GDB is a printed circuit reference design suitable for interfacing to Wolfspeed XM3 power modules.
The board contains isolated gate drive functions for high-side and low-side transistors in a half-bridge module configuration,
with gate biasing, isolated power supply, and fault indication. Figure 2 provides a Si828x-AW-GDB functional diagram. The
Si828x-AW-GDB is included in the Si828x-AAWB-GDB-KIT.
An I/O header (JT3) provides access to the differential high-side and low-side control signals as well as differential fault indica-
tor outputs and temperature sensor outputs. It also exposes single-ended inputs for power supply disable, transceiver
enable, and driver reset.
A digital transceiver converts the differential high-side and low-side PWM control signal inputs to the single-ended high-side
and low-side gate drive control signals. The transceiver also converts a frequency-encoded NTC (Negative Temperature Coef-
ficient) sensor output into a differential RTD signal and a single-ended signal representing the combined fault signals and
ready signals from the high-side low-side gate drivers into a differential fault signal.
There are two gate drivers on the Si828x-AW-GDB. The low-side isolated gate drive is achieved by the Si8284x Isolated Gate
Driver with Integrated DC-DC Converter. This device is driven by the single-ended low-side PWM signal and drives the gate of
a switching device, either high or low by means of NPN and PNP transistors which provide enhanced drive current. A DESAT
sensing pin provides a means of detecting switch desaturation and a soft shutdown circuit allows the switch to be shut down
in a controlled manner if desaturation is detected. The circuit includes an enhanced Miller Clamp feature to ensure switch
turn off is maintained in the presence of high slew rate drain/collector or source/emitter signals. Desaturation faults are indi-
cated via the /FLT pin. Operation is restored by toggling the /RST pin via the Reset signal on the JT3 I/O header.
Loss of gate drive supply results in a loss of the RDY signal both on the RDY pin and the combined differential /FLT output at
the header, but RDY is restored when the gate drive supply is restored.
The Si8284x also has a DC-DC controller function. This controller drives an external NMOS switch on the primary side of the
power transformer. The secondary side of the transformer forms both high and low-side driver supplies. These supplies are
+15 Vdc and -3.5 Vdc with a return between them and provide a total of 5 W between high and low-side sections. The high
side supplies are isolated from the low side supplies by the transformer. The DC-DC controller function may be shut down via
the PS-DISb input on the I/O header.
High-side isolated gate drive is achieved by the Si8285 Isolated Gate Driver. This device and its associated circuit provide the
same function as the Si8284 but without the DC-DC controller.
The DC power input to the board is protected from a reverse polarity connection via the P channel MOSFET gate biasing volt-
age UB2.
An RTD connector provides the connection to an external NTC (negative temperature coefficient) resistive sensor for mea-
surement of switch module temperature. The RTD resistance is converted to a frequency that is then isolated and sent to the
differential transceiver, which is converted to a differential signal accessed via the I/O header.
The AN1362: Si828x XM3 Gate Driver Test Report provides more detailed information and a complete schematic of the
Si828x-AW-GDB. It also includes test setup and performance data of the operations between the Si828x gate driver and the
XM3 SiC module on the Evaluation Tool for the XM3 Module Platform.

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Function Block Diagram
Figure 2. Function Block Diagram
3. Pin Descriptions
3.1. Input I/O Connector (Low-Voltage JT3)
This connector is located in the center of the Si828x-AW-GDB. In the XM3 Evaluation Tool test setup, the JT3 connector pro-
vides the I/O interface connections across the Differential Transceiver Daughter Board Companion Tool to the lab bench
instrumentations including power supply, function generator, control signals, etc. In the XM3 Inverter Reference Design, the
JT3 connector provides direction connection to the controll board, enabling the evaluation of the Si828x-AW-GDB in high
power inverter applications. Table 1 provides a complete list of the signals in the JT3 connector.

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Table 1: Input I/O Connector (Low Voltage JT3)
•PWM Signals: High-side and low-side PWM are RS-422 compatible differential inputs. The termination impedance of the
differential receiver is 120 Ω.
•FAULT Signal: The fault signal is an RS-422 compatible differential output with a maximum drive strength of 20mA. A high
signal (positive line > negative line) means there are no fault conditions for either gate driver channel. This signal will be
low if an overcurrent fault or UVLO fault condition is detected on either channel. A red LED will indicate a fault condition.
The LED, DT6, indicates a high-side fault and DT8 indicates a low-side fault.
•UVLO Fault: The UVLO circuit detects when the output rails of the isolated DC/DC converter fall below safe operating
conditions for the gate driver. A UVLO fault indicates that the potential between the split output rails has fallen below
the UVLO active level. The gate for the channel where the fault occurred will be pulled low through RG for the duration
of the fault regardless of the PWM input signal. The fault will automatically clear once the potential has risen above the
UVLO inactive level. There is hysteresis for this fault to ensure safe operating conditions. The UVLO faults for both chan-
nels are combined along with the over-current fault in the FAULT output signal. When there is no UVLO fault present, a
green LED indicates a power good state. The LED, DT5, indicates a high-side power good status and DT7 indicates a low-
side power good status.
•Over-Current Fault: An over-current fault is an indication of an over-current event in the SiC power module. The overcur-
rent protection circuit measures the drain-source voltage, and the fault will indicate if this voltage has risen above a
level corresponding to the safe current limit. When a fault has occurred the corresponding gate driver channel will be
disabled, and the gate will be pulled down through a soft-shutdown resistor, RSS. The drain-source limit can be config-
ured through on-board resistors. The over-current fault is latched upon detection and must be cleared by the user with a
high pulse of at least 500 ns on the RESET signal.
•RTD (NTC): RTD output is a differential signal that returns the resistance of the temperature sensor (NTC) integrated into
XM3 modules. The signal is a frequency modulated signal that encodes the resistance of the temperature sensor. The
approximate temperature of the module can be determined from this resistance. See the section RTD (NTC) Temperature
Feedback for further details.
Pin Number Parameter Description
1 VDC Power supply input pin (+12 V Nominal Input)
2 Common Common
3 HS-P Positive line of 5 V differential high-side PWM signal pair. Terminated Into 120 Ω
4 HS-N Negative line of 5 V differential high-side PWM signal pair. Terminated into 120 Ω
5 LS-P Positive line of 5 V differential low-side PWM signal pair. Terminated into 120 Ω
6 LS-N Negative line of 5 V differential low-side PWM signal pair. Terminated into 120 Ω
7FAULT-P
Positive line of 5 V differential fault condition signal pair. Drive strength 20 mA. A low state on FAULT indicates when
a desaturation fault has occurred. The presence of a fault precludes the gate drive output from going high.
8FAULT-N
Negative line of 5 V differential fault condition signal pair. Drive strength 20 mA. A low state on FAULT indicates
when a desaturation fault has occurred. The presence of a fault precludes the gate drive output from going high.
9RTD-P
Positive line of 5 V temperature dependent resistor output signal pair. Drive strength 20 mA. Temperature measure-
ment is encoded via frequency.
10 RTD-N Negative line of 5 V temperature dependent resistor output signal pair. Drive strength 20mA. Temperature mea-
surement is encoded via frequency.
11 PS-DIS Pull down to disable power supply. Pull up or leave floating to enable. Gate and source are connected with 10 kΩ
when disabled.
12 Common Common
13 PWM EN Pull down to disable PWM input logic. Pull up or leave floating to enable. Gate driver output will be held low
through turn-off gate resistor if power supplies are enabled.
14 Common Common
15 RESET When a fault exists, bring this pin high to clear the fault.
16 Common Common
Note:
Inputs 3 to 10 are differential pair.

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•PS-DISb: The PS-DISb signal disables the output of the isolated DC/DC converters for the two channels. It is a single-
ended input that must be pulled low to turn off the power supplies. With the power supplies disabled the gate will be
held low with a 10 kΩresistor. This signal can be used for startup sequencing.
•PWM-EN: This is a single-ended input that enables the PWM inputs for both channels. When this signal is pulled down
the differential receivers for both channels are disabled and the gates will both be pulled low through R_G-OFF. All pro-
tection circuitry and power supplies will continue to operate including FAULT and RTD outputs.
•RESET: This single-ended input clears a desaturation-induced fault state, allowing PWM inputs to function as soon as
RESET is released. When the signal is set high, FAULT will assume a high state if there are no UVLO conditions. The signal
should be returned to low in order to operate the device.
•Over-Voltage and Reverse Polarity Protection: Power input on pin 1 is protected against connecting a power source with
over-voltage or reverse polarity; there is a diode and a Zener diode across the power input, and a MOSFET in-line with
the power input.
3.2. Module Connectors (High-Voltage)
These connectors are located at the bottom of the Si828x-AW-GDB and provide direct connections to the Wolfspeed XM3 SiC
half-bridge modules. Table 2 provides a listing and locations of the signals on the module connectors.
•HS-Gate: The high-side gate pin is driven by the Si8281 Isolated Gate Driver IC and external BOM circuitry meant to
enhance the drive, soft shutdown, and Miller clamp functions for higher gate capacitance switch devices / arrays.
•HS-Source: The high-side source pin is connected to the VMID-H supply and the low-side DESAT detection circuit.
•HS-Drain: The high-side drain pin is connected to the high-side DESAT detection circuit.
•LS-Gate: The low-side gate pin is driven by the Si8285 Isolated Gate Driver IC and external BOM circuitry meant to
enhance the drive, soft shutdown, and Miller clamp functions for higher gate capacitance switch devices / arrays.
•LS-Source: The low-side source pin is connected to the VMID-L supply.
•RTD-1 and RTD-2: The RTD pins connect to a resistive temperature sensor in the switch device / module. The resistance
is sensed and converted to a frequency which is then sent across an isolation barrier to the digital transceiver and out
the I/O connector.
Table 2: Module Connectors (High Voltage)
Connector
Reference
Parallel
Connector Pins
Si828x-AW-GDB
Signal Name Description
JT1 2, 4 HS-Gate High-side gate lead of switch module
JT1 1, 3 HS-Source (LS-Drain) High-side source lead of switch module; primary output
JT2 1, 2, 3, 4 HS-Drain High-side drain lead of switch module
JT6 2, 4 LS-Gate Low-side gate lead of switch module
JT6 1, 3 LS-Source Low-side source lead of switch module
JT5 1, 3 RTD-1 Lead 1 of switch module resistive temperature sensor
JT5 2, 4 RTD-2 Lead 2 of switch module resistive temperature sensor

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4. Truth Table
Table 3 provides the truth table of the input to output signals under various operating conditions.
Table 3: Si828x-AW-GDB I/O Truth Table
HS-PWM LS-PWM PWM-EN2PS-DIS4Reset_Input3Overcurrent
UVLO FAULT8HS-Gate LS-Gate Output
(HS-Source/LS-Drain)
L L H or Z H or Z L or Z No H L L Z
L H H or Z H or Z L or Z No H L H L
H L H or Z H or Z L or Z No H H L H
H H H or Z H or Z L or Z Yes5LH9H9Z9
XX L6H or Z L or Z No H L L L
XX X L7 X No LLL Z
X X H or Z H or Z L or Z Yes L L L Z9
Notes:
1. H = High | L = Low | X = Irrelevant | Z = High Impedance
2. PWM-EN is active high and has a pull up resistor on the input.
3. Reset_Input is active high and has a pull down resistor on the input.
4. PS-DIS\ is active low and has a pull up resistor on the input.
5. An Overcurrent condition is induced when both PWM inputs are high. This condition must be disallowed by external overlap protection.
6. A low on PWM-EN disables the outputs of the PWM receivers; they are pulled low by resistors in this case.
7. When PS-DIS\ is low, the gate driver output power supply is disabled. The HS-Gate and LS-Gate signals are pulled to their respective sources by resis-
tors.
8. The FAULT output is active low; it goes low when there is an overcurrent / UVLO fault or a driver IC indicates a non-READY state.
9. When an overcurrent condition is induced, the gate signals are pulled low and the output becomes high-impedance after the fault condition is indi-
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5. Gate Driver Connections
Figure 3. Si828x Gate Driver Board Top-Side Silkscreen

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6. Temperature Feedback
The XM3 power module uses a thermistor to provide temperature feedback to the controller. The resistance of the thermis-
tor sensor is converted to a 50% duty cycle square wave with a frequency that varies inversely with the resistance. The resis-
tance to frequency relationship is displayed in the Table 4 below. The resistance to frequency circuits is located on the high
voltage side to provide direct connection to the XM3 thermistor sensor. Then, a digital isolator is used to transmit the fre-
quency-encoded signal back to the primary side and its differential signals are connected to pin 9 and pin 10 of the JT3 low
side connector.
Figure 4. Thermistor Resistance vs Output Frequency
Table 4: Thermistor Resistance vs Output Frequency
Thermistor Resistance (Ω)Frequency Output (kHz)
13491 4.6
4700 10.3
1928 17.1
898 22.8
464 26.4
260 28.3
156 29.5
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7. User Configuration Options
7.1. Series Gate Resistors
The Si828x GDB has 1 Ωseries gate resistors in series with the gate drive signal for both the high side and the low side chan-
nels. In addition, these resistor values are the same for both turn on (RG-ON) and turn off (RG-OFF).
However, the user can select any value for turn-on and turn off timing control independently. Resistors R348 and R350 con-
trol the turn-on timing for the high side and low side channels respectively. Resistors R349 and R51 affect the turn-off time
for the high side and low side respectively. This configuration provides the user with complete flexibility in tuning the turn-on
and turn-off times for each channel.
7.2. Negative Gate Bias
The default configuration of this driver board provides a gate drive signal that swings from +15 V to -3.7 V with respect to the
source pin connection.
7.3. Isolated Driver Power Supply Voltage
The Si828x GDB uses a dc-dc converter integrated into the Si8284 gate driver. This converter regulates the output of one sec-
ondary of the transformer used in the application. The design of the transformer provides regulation of the other secondary
winding to provide separate, isolated power supplies for both the high side and low side driver. The default configuration pro-
vides a driver power supply that is regulated to 19 V. Since the source pin of each channel is biased about 3.6 V above the
converter's reference, the gate will see a voltage swing from +15 V to -4 V when measured with respect to the source pin.
The DC-DC converter may be operated with a different set of output voltages by changing the resistor divider (R1/R2+1) *
1.05V to obtain the desired supply voltage. The limit of VDDB - VSSB is 30V, and the VDDB/VSSB ratio is fixed by the turns
ratios of transformer T1. Operating the device at a higher voltage may impair operation or damage the device.
7.4. Overcurrent/Desaturation Trip Level
The overcurrent (OC) fault detection circuit measures the on-state VDS voltage across each switch position and triggers a
fault condition if the voltage rises above a set level. The internal comparator trip voltage in the Si828x gate driver IC is 7 V.
Considering the forward voltage of the high-voltage blocking diodes and a tunable Zener diode, the overcurrent trip level is
calculated with the following equation:
VOC-Trip = 7V - VZ - 2VF
where the forward voltage of the high-voltage diodes, VF, is approximately 0.5 V, and the Zener voltage, VZ, included on the
gate driver is 3.9 V (On Semi MMSZ4686T1G). As shipped, the Zener diode is replaced with a 0 Ohm resistor and the overcur-
rent trip level is 6 V. If it is desired to change the overcurrent trip level, the Zener diode should be in a SOD123 package such
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Figure 5. Over-Current Trip Level
Figure 6. DESAT Behavior

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To set an appropriate overcurrent trip level, see the module data sheet for the ID vs. VDS output characteristic curves. For
example, the pulse-current rating of the CAB450M12XM3 is 900 A at TJ = 25 °C; it follows that an overcurrent trip point of
1000 A at 25 °C should be selected. The drain-to-source voltage at the 1000 A operating condition is approximately 3.0 V, as
seen on the ID vs. VDS curve. From that, the overcurrent trip voltage, VOC-Trip, should be approximately 3.0 V. This trip volt-
age can be used to calculate the required Zener voltage, VZ, with the equation above.
Note that the HS-Drain connector, JT2, cannot be left floating because the over-current fault will trip immediately when the
high-side gate is taken high. If bench testing of the gate driver is required without the XM3 module, one may short the HS-
Drain connection to the high-side source to prevent the overcurrent fault from tripping. The low-side exhibits the same
behavior, and one may short the high-side source (low-side drain) to the low-side source for bench testing. The Reset signal
must be activated to acknowledge the over-current fault condition so as to return the gate driver to normal operation.
7.5. Si828x-AW-GDB - XM3 Test Circuits
The Si828x-AW-GDB is designed to operate with Wolfspeed's XM3 Evaluation Tool and the XM3 Three-Phase Inverter Demon-
stration Platform. The Si828x-AW-GDB was tested extensively with the XM3 module on the Wolfspeed's XM3 Evaluation Tool
with excellent test results. The Si828x-AW-GDB fits directly to the gate driver slots of the XM3 Three Phase Demonstration
Platform. Below are the links to the documentation for test setup and test results.
Si828x-XM3 Test Report: AN1362
XM3 Evaluation Tool: KIT-CRD-CIL12N-XM3
Differential Transceiver Daughter Board
XM3 Three-Phase Inverter Reference Design User Guide: AN30

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8. Dimensions
Figure 7. Si828x Gate Driver Board (GDB) Dimensions

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