Delay line eases Spice dead-time generation


Posted on Oct 31, 2012

Generating complementary clock signals in a Spice simulation is an easy task. However, this task gets much harder if you need to introduce some dead time into the signals. This difficulty is especially true when you`re dealing with a variable-pulse-width-modulated switching cycle. In fact, you need to insert a dead-time interval between the switching of any two power devices in series, such as bridge or half-bridge designs that use MOSFETs and switch-mode power supplies and that implement synchronous rectification.






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