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Gate resistors are used to control over-current in gate drivers and to reduce overshoot between the drain and source during switching (EMI noise-reduction).
For MOSFET operation, the switching time (rise and fall time) of MOSFET varies depending on the resistor of the connected gate.
When the switching time is short or long, the following problems may occur. Please set the switching time suitable for the system.
In the bridge circuit, a short circuit may occur across the upper and lower MOSFETs by combination of the gate resistances.
Therefore, it is necessary to consider the optimum gate resistance.
For details on how to suppress parasitic oscillations in MOSFET parallel operation, see what are the considerations when using MOSFETs in parallel?
What are the considerations when using MOSFETs in parallel?
See also the pages and documentation below.