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HBouc.1
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March 15, 2021
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Minimum duty cycle on a STSPIN240

  • March 15, 2021
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Hello,

As it is written in the datasheet, the propagation delay (Tpwm/d(on)) is 125ns. Does it means that if my PWM has a duty cycle less than 125 ns, the output will stay low? Or it is just a delay before seen my output getting high?

Regards,

Hugo

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Best answer by Cristiana SCARAMEL

Hello @HBouc.1​,

input pulses shorter than 200 ns could be distorted.

For each output pulse it is necessary to consider the following timings: 2x propagation delay, rise time, fall time and dead time.

Also considers that the timing values reported in the STSPIN240 datasheet are relative to VS = 5 V.

With lower supply voltage these timings increase.

Let me know if I solved your doubts, if so please "Select as Best" button.

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Cristiana SCARAMEL
ST Employee
March 23, 2021

Hello @HBouc.1​,

input pulses shorter than 200 ns could be distorted.

For each output pulse it is necessary to consider the following timings: 2x propagation delay, rise time, fall time and dead time.

Also considers that the timing values reported in the STSPIN240 datasheet are relative to VS = 5 V.

With lower supply voltage these timings increase.

Let me know if I solved your doubts, if so please "Select as Best" button.

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HBouc.1
HBouc.1Author
Associate
March 25, 2021

Hello Cristiana,

Thanks you for your answer. It indeed solves my doubts.

Hugo