Abstract: To address the mutual constraint between switching losses and electromagnetic interference (EMI) during IGBT switching, along with the difficulty of simultaneously achieving fast over current protection response and strong noise immunity, a coordinated design scheme of gate drive parameters and protection circuit based on switching transient analysis is proposed. First, based on the physical model of the IGBT, analytical expressions are derived for the influence of gate resistance on the rate of change of collector current (di/dt) and collector-emitter voltage (dv/dt), establishing a quantitative relationship between gate resistance, switching losses, and voltage stress. Next, a segmented gate resistance strategy is employed to optimize the switching trajectory under normal operating conditions. On the protection side, a dual-threshold over current detection circuit based on collector-emitter saturation voltage (Vce) monitoring is designed, and soft turn-off parameters are configured according to the energy constraints during fault transients. Simulation and double-pulse test results demonstrate that with the optimized parameters, the total switching losses are reduced by approximately 20%, the turn-off voltage overshoot is limited to within 1.2 times the device rated voltage, and the over current protection response time is less than 1.5us. The proposed scheme features adjustable parameters and strong portability, providing a theoretical basis and engineering reference for the integrated design of IGBT drive systems at various power levels.