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isolated power sources for driving IPM

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hi all,

i am trying to build an inverter circuit to speed control of a 3 phase ac motor.(ACIM). I succeded to build and run my control and pwm generator section.

but unfortunately i cant say the same things for my power section, i couldnt make it work.

i decided to use ipm for my power section and i have one named 6MBP20RH060 by fuji electronic.

i am a little confused about the power sources for driving ipm. i got a schmatic from datasheet but there are four isolated 15v power supply. can i make that happen with one power supply?

here is the app. note from fuji:

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and here is the schematic i have:

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Yes you need to seperate power supplies. This is due to the nature of how you need to drive an IGBT. Please try to understand this before you make something (unless you like a lot of burned parts).

You can use separate small isolated DC/DC converters or bootstrap circuits. DC/DC converters wil make the drive sequences for your gates easier, especially for first tests of your system.
 

There is an M57140-01 IC which is IPM power supply. This IC supplies yo 4 differantial DC sources.
 

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