VDS ringing refers to the phenomenon where VDS (DC source drain voltage) oscillates when using silicon carbide MOSFETs. This is due to the special working principle of MOSFET, as MOSFET is a switching device that has the ability to change between on and off states.
When MOSFET is in the on state, its VDS may oscillate, leading to circuit instability. This is because the on resistance of the MOSFET that is turned on changes with the current, resulting in the ringing of VDS.
To avoid VDS ringing problems, it is usually necessary to use some voltage stabilization circuits to ensure the stability of MOSFET VDS. In addition, the special operating characteristics of MOSFETs need to be considered when designing circuits to ensure the stability of the circuit.