Hi all!
Ive been researching and designing a pretty straight forward halfbrigde smps lately, i would like your inputs on it.
Mainboard:
Driver board:
What do you think?
Im a little unsure about PCB layout, and unsure about both primary and secondary side filter..
Output should be about 80V and 30A. Audio usage.
Ive built a prototype with somewhat different PCB layout but i had huge problems with noise, but it did push out 2.8kw / 39A @ 74V at 75khz for a couple minutes before core got to hot. Final type is supposed to be at 100khz
Soft-start board and current sensor-board is still to be designed.
Any suggestions for optimization?
Thanks
Ive been researching and designing a pretty straight forward halfbrigde smps lately, i would like your inputs on it.
Mainboard:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Driver board:
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
What do you think?
Im a little unsure about PCB layout, and unsure about both primary and secondary side filter..
Output should be about 80V and 30A. Audio usage.
Ive built a prototype with somewhat different PCB layout but i had huge problems with noise, but it did push out 2.8kw / 39A @ 74V at 75khz for a couple minutes before core got to hot. Final type is supposed to be at 100khz
Soft-start board and current sensor-board is still to be designed.
Any suggestions for optimization?
Thanks
hi i dont see fan....you need fan for that power level.
i dont see pfc stage.....with that power you cannot realistically do it without pfc.....a simple rectifier bridge and cap bank input would pull too high current peaks.
Thanks for your input.
Fan controller is placed externally..
Ive seen many design with this amount of current without PFC...?
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