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Planar MOSFETs and super-junction MOSFETs are two different MOSFET structures with some differences. 1. Structural differences: - Planar MOSFET: The most common MOSFET structure, consisting of three main regions: gate, channel, and drain. There is an insulating layer between the gate and drain used to control channel conductivity. - Super-junction MOSFET: A specially designed MOSFET with an additional special structure, the super junction. The super junction structure is usually formed through thin film deposition...

Silicon Carbide MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor) have higher breakdown electric field strength and lower leakage current compared to traditional silicon MOSFETs, thus to some extent can better withstand electrostatic problems. However, to further solve electrostatic problems, the following are common methods: 1. Design appropriate protection circuits: Perform electrostatic protection design at the input and output ends of MOSFETs, such as using TVS diodes or static...

In MOSFET (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors), there is a certain relationship between current and voltage. MOSFET current is related to gate voltage and drain voltage, which can be described by the following key parameters: 1. Threshold voltage (Vth): When the gate voltage is greater than or equal to the threshold voltage, the MOSFET begins to conduct. Below Vth, the MOSFET is in cut-off state, with very small conduction current. 2. Turn-on voltage (Turn-On 

Silicon Carbide (SiC) is a material widely used in semiconductors, power electronic devices, and high-temperature resistant materials. The following is a brief overview of the characteristics and development history of silicon carbide: Characteristics: 1. High-temperature characteristics: Silicon carbide can operate at high temperatures, has better thermal conductivity and high-temperature stability, and can reach operating temperatures above 1500°C. 2. High electron mobility: Silicon carbide has high electron mobility, enabling high-speed, high-power electronic device design. 3. High...

PN usually refers to the positive-negative "positive pole-negative pole" structure, i.e., the structure between the positive pole (P region) and the negative pole (N region)

TVS transient suppression diodes, differences between glass passivation and OJ acid washing processes?
1. Both glass passivation and acid washing OJ processes are used to protect the TVS PN junction surface from oxidation and corrosion. 2. TVS transient suppression diodes are usually made of silicon material because silicon material has many advantages, such as lower measurement current and higher withstand voltage capability. They can adjust voltage threshold by changing material doping concentration. 3. Glass passivation is a process that forms a glass film layer on the silicon surface, aiming to isolate the silicon surface from oxygen in the external air, preventing oxidation...

NTC Sensor Thermistor Temperature Acquisition Principle

ZnO (Zinc Oxide) varistors are non-polar adjustable resistors with instant response capability. When voltage or current exceeds a certain level, the resistance value rapidly decreases, absorbing overvoltage and overcurrent, preventing damage to brushless motors or their related devices. ZnO varistors can be used in brushless motor protection circuits to suppress transient overvoltage, overcurrent, etc., at the motor output end, protecting brushless motors and their related devices. In brushless motor protection circuits, ZnO varistors are usually installed at the motor input or output end, used in conjunction with protection elements like TVS transient suppression diodes to jointly suppress transient impacts of overvoltage and overcurrent. Additionally, to improve the effect of ZnO varistors, the following should be noted: 1. Select appropriate varistor value: According to the operating voltage and current of the brushless motor, select the appropriate varistor value of ZnO varistors. 2. Ensure sufficient power: In brushless motor protection circuits, the power of ZnO varistors should be sufficiently large to prevent device burnout or overload. 3. Optimize circuit layout: During circuit design, optimize circuit layout to reduce electromagnetic interference. 4. Note electrostatic protection: As a type of protection component, ZnO varistors also need electrostatic protection to avoid external static interference causing device damage. In summary, in brushless motor protection circuits, ZnO varistors have important application value, playing a key role in protecting brushless motors and their related devices.

Brushless motors usually use three-phase bridge circuits for driving, and their normal operating voltage and current may produce transient peak overvoltage and current due to various factors such as load changes and magnetic field interference. These transient impacts may cause device damage, such as switching tubes like MOSFETs, IGBTs, or even controllers and microcontrollers. To protect related devices of brushless motors, TVS (Transient Voltage Suppressor) transient suppression diodes can be used for protection. TVS transient suppression diodes use semiconductor materials, achieving transient suppression function through reverse breakdown of Zener diodes, capable of absorbing overvoltage and overcurrent transient impacts in an extremely short time, effectively protecting brushless motors and their related devices. In brushless motor protection circuits, TVS transient suppression diodes are usually installed at the motor input or output end to suppress transient peak voltage and current. Meanwhile, when installing TVS transient suppression diodes, the following should be noted: 1. Select appropriate voltage level: The voltage level of TVS transient suppression diodes should be slightly higher than the highest operating voltage of the brushless motor. 2. Determine circuit topology: According to the actual situation of the brushless motor, determine the placement position of TVS transient suppression diodes. 3. Strengthen PCB layout design: During circuit design, avoid interlaced arrangement of high noise areas and low noise areas in the circuit to reduce electromagnetic interference. 4. Note protective grounding: When installing TVS transient suppression diodes at the motor input and output ends, prevent external static interference and strengthen protective grounding. The above are some precautions when using TVS transient suppression diodes in brushless motor protection circuits. Reasonable protection circuit design can extend the service life of brushless motors and improve the stability and safety of the entire system.