MillerKompensation
MillerKompensation is a term used in electrical engineering, specifically in the context of MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors) and other similar switching devices. It refers to a technique employed to counteract the unwanted effects of the Miller capacitance. The Miller capacitance is the parasitic capacitance that exists between the gate and the drain terminals of a transistor. During switching operations, this capacitance can lead to a phenomenon known as Miller effect, where the effective capacitance appears larger than it actually is, slowing down the switching speed and potentially causing oscillations.
The Miller effect arises because as the drain voltage changes, it induces a change in the gate
Common methods for MillerKompensation include using a separate circuit, often involving a resistor or a more