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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Bucharest
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Florida
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That looks like a beast of an SMPS! I'm not sure of your snubber values, but that thing looks setup for serious power!
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Join Date: Mar 2007
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There is a mistake in the design. 6A input will not be enough to get 200A output at the input and output voltages.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Bucharest
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thanks for help !
I will change ! The problem is RC SNUBBER value! |
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Join Date: Jun 2005
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the values of RC snubber components are directly related to parasitics in your transformer and layout.
Measure the ringing frequency at mosfets turn-on/off, then choose the resistor snubber value equal to the characteristic impedance given by measured leakage inductance: R=2*pi()*Fringing*Lleakage. The capacitor value comes immediately: C=1/(2*pi()*Fringing*R). |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Bucharest
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Multumesc!
thanks for help Florin ! |
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Any pictures of this beast? Trafo, did you build it or what?
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Bucharest
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: Hello Luca. There is no beast...yet. Right now it is in the design / testing stage and everything looks very ugly. I didn't have time to draw a pcb so everything is connected with wires at this point. I managed to acheive something good at 30kHz
I increased the frequency to 50kHz and I want to re-calculate the correct values 32Khz ringing 12,82Mhz ![]() 32Khz whit snubber ![]() 32Khz in Power, primar I=3A, U=90v ![]() Waveform at 50khz whit snubber ![]() ![]() All tests were made at 30v and 100v |
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more dead time on second, I think it was 32kHz picture. slope should go all the way up..
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