Half bridge circuit
1. Upper transistor
The common T2 shows that it has a source connected to the output (120) and a drain connected to the rail (130) to add high DC voltage;
2. Lower transistor
The common T1 shows that it has a source connected to the rail (140) to add low DC voltage, and a drain connected to the output (120);
Main components
The upper transistor control circuit (HS) is used to drive the upper transistor (T2) by adding a signal to the control end of the upper transistor (T1); and the lower transistor control circuit (110) is used to drive the lower transistor (T1) by adding a signal to the control end of the lower transistor (T1). The lower transistor control circuit (110) comprises: a third transistor (T3) with a drain connected to the output end (120), and a source connected to the anode of the diode element (D1), with the cathode of the diode element (D1) connected to the control end of the lower transistor (T1); and a fourth transistor (T4) with a drain connected to the control end of the lower transistor (T1), and a control circuit with the source connected to the anode of the diode element (D1) A standby source is connected to a rail (140) for adding a low DC voltage.
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