At 50vdc there should be a minimum of 0.6mm between the +/- power supply rails to ground.
As an example a 2oz 5mm track width at a 22 degrees temp rise is rated at approx 8.7amps (subject to other PCB parameters).
Saturn PCB Design have a nice free PCB software tool that has all these calculations - https://saturnpcb.com/saturn-pcb-toolkit/
As an example a 2oz 5mm track width at a 22 degrees temp rise is rated at approx 8.7amps (subject to other PCB parameters).
Saturn PCB Design have a nice free PCB software tool that has all these calculations - https://saturnpcb.com/saturn-pcb-toolkit/
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High current density perhaps. Current in a series circuit is the same everywhere. And high current density means higher stray inductance as well as self-heating.In the post #35 above, even with the large traces, isn't it true that the thinnest section of a trace is the funnel for high current?