During the turn-on and turn-off switching transient, the VDD and VEE power supply
provide the peak source and sink current. The large peak current is
possible to drain the VDD and VEE voltage level and cause a voltage
droop on the power supplies. To stabilize the power supply and
maintain a reliable operation, a set of decoupling capacitors are
recommended at the power supply pins. Considering the device has
±15A peak drive strength and can generate high dV/dt, a 10µF bypass
cap is recommended between VDD and COM as well as VEE and COM. A 1µF
bypass cap is recommended between VCC and GND due to less current
comparing with output side power supplies. A 0.1µF decoupling cap is
also recommended for each power supply to filter out high-frequency
noise. The decoupling capacitors must be low ESR and ESL to avoid
high-frequency noise. Place the decoupling capacitors as close as
possible to the VCC, VDD and VEE pins to prevent noise coupling from
the system parasitics of PCB layout.