Hi,
My customer is considering the ADuM4146.
I believe the ADuM4146 has a built-in MOSFET for Miller clamping, but what is the current rating of the Gate Sense pin?

Best Regards,
Naohisa
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Hi,
My customer is considering the ADuM4146.
I believe the ADuM4146 has a built-in MOSFET for Miller clamping, but what is the current rating of the Gate Sense pin?

Best Regards,
Naohisa
Hello Naohisa,
As per datasheet spec the Miller clamp RDSON is approximatively 2x the RDSON of the driving stage pull-down.
So you should expect approximatively 1/2 peak current capability compared to the driving stage pull-down peak current.
However, the key parameter to consider in the design phase is the Internal Miller Clamp Resistance that you can find in the spec table.
This parameter indicate the pull-down strength, and so it is used to determine the expected Vgs "bump" amplitude caused by the Miller effect.
Thanks,
Luca