The CS448 and Pintek DP25 were compared for their ability to measure high-speed gate drive signals, with a particular focus on common mode rejection and slew rate accuracy.
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With 7V common mode swing: The CS448 correctly tracks the gate drive signals without the ringing observed in the Pintek DP25, which struggles with high edge rates causing inaccurate readings.
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With 300V and 500V common mode swing: The Pintek DP25 shows large spurious common mode slew-induced ringing, which distorts the measurements. In contrast, the CS448 delivers true signal representation, even with high common mode swing.
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Miller Capacitance Effects: The CS448 reveals the Miller plateau, showing how gate drive signals are pulsed high during turn-off, an important characteristic in half-bridge circuits. The Pintek DP25 fails to capture useful information during this event.