Abstract: Disclosed are a Miller Clamp protection circuit, a driving circuit, a driving chip and an intelligent IGBT module, which are connected to a device to be driven. The Miller Clamp protection circuit comprises a main driving circuit configured to provide a driving signal; a Miller switch configured to reduce a voltage glitch; a Miller switch control circuit configured to automatically control an on and off of the Miller switch according to an intermediate signal of the main driving circuit. The main driving circuit is connected to a power supply, the Miller switch control circuit, one end of the Miller switch and the device to be driven, and another end of the Miller switch is grounded.

Abstract: Common-mode transient immunity circuit and modulation-demodulation circuit, common-mode transient immunity circuit is applied to connecting with modulation circuit or demodulation circuit, comprising first isolation circuit, common-mode bias circuit, reference circuit and comparison circuit. Common-mode bias circuit provides common-mode bias voltage for first isolation circuit; first isolation circuit transmits common-mode bias voltage to comparison circuit; reference circuit provides reference voltage for comparison circuit; comparison circuit compares common-mode bias voltage with reference voltage, when common-mode bias voltage is larger than reference voltage, comparison circuit outputs enable signal to modulation circuit or demodulation circuit, and modulation circuit is driven to stop outputting modulation signal or demodulation circuit is driven to stop receiving modulation signal.

Abstract: Common-mode transient immunity circuit and modulation-demodulation circuit, common-mode transient immunity circuit is applied to connecting with modulation circuit or demodulation circuit, comprising first isolation circuit, common-mode bias circuit, reference circuit and comparison circuit. Common-mode bias circuit provides common-mode bias voltage for first isolation circuit; first isolation circuit transmits common-mode bias voltage to comparison circuit; reference circuit provides reference voltage for comparison circuit; comparison circuit compares common-mode bias voltage with reference voltage, when common-mode bias voltage is larger than reference voltage, comparison circuit outputs enable signal to modulation circuit or demodulation circuit, and modulation circuit is driven to stop outputting modulation signal or demodulation circuit is driven to stop receiving modulation signal.

Abstract: Disclosed are a Miller Clamp protection circuit, a driving circuit, a driving chip and an intelligent IGBT module, which are connected to a device to be driven. The Miller Clamp protection circuit comprises a main driving circuit configured to provide a driving signal; a Miller switch configured to reduce a voltage glitch; a Miller switch control circuit configured to automatically control an on and off of the Miller switch according to an intermediate signal of the main driving circuit. The main driving circuit is connected to a power supply, the Miller switch control circuit, one end of the Miller switch and the device to be driven, and another end of the Miller switch is grounded.