Hi,
I just read the article in Elektor 06/2008 about this smps psu.
Unfortunately there is no complete schematics.
The control board is missing.
Can anybody suggest some schematics for a PWM controller with feedback to adapt to the rest of the psu?
Thanks
Enrico
I just read the article in Elektor 06/2008 about this smps psu.
Unfortunately there is no complete schematics.
The control board is missing.
Can anybody suggest some schematics for a PWM controller with feedback to adapt to the rest of the psu?
Thanks
Enrico
Hi
Oh god, cacn't you find one schematics on this forum? Did you even shearched? Why copy something you can make yourself.
Oh god, cacn't you find one schematics on this forum? Did you even shearched? Why copy something you can make yourself.
I searched and read a lot and not only the forum.
What I didn't understand is if any PWM controller can be fitted to the rest of the SAPS-400.
And what about the feedback loop.
I'm new to SMPS, still learning theory and reading as much as I can, sorry if I wrote something stupid.
I just wanted an example to see how it can be connected and what are the parameters.
Enrico
What I didn't understand is if any PWM controller can be fitted to the rest of the SAPS-400.
And what about the feedback loop.
I'm new to SMPS, still learning theory and reading as much as I can, sorry if I wrote something stupid.
I just wanted an example to see how it can be connected and what are the parameters.
Enrico
Hi
The only problem is that this smps is a selling unit, they can't give you everything, and control board is more important then main board. I don't know what did they used but you could use any, again it all depends on what they have. Some with feedback. There are many ways to do both parts (control and feedback), but any of them could be used, so not much help i'm affreid
The only problem is that this smps is a selling unit, they can't give you everything, and control board is more important then main board. I don't know what did they used but you could use any, again it all depends on what they have. Some with feedback. There are many ways to do both parts (control and feedback), but any of them could be used, so not much help i'm affreid
that's already something to start with.
So I can build a "base" based on their schematics and plug in different controllers to test.
Thanks for your help
Enrico
So I can build a "base" based on their schematics and plug in different controllers to test.
Thanks for your help
Enrico
Hi
Their is some what more complex then needed, you could use less parts and it will still work great
Their is some what more complex then needed, you could use less parts and it will still work great
I am planning to design something similar this weekend. Might just post schematic and pcb here if there is enough interest...
enrico,
I'm going to dump the variable voltage feature, I know its nice, but very bad for control loop(I want a relatively fast psu). Do you know what your voltage requirements are? I might look to see if I can accomodate you. I think I am going to make it 65-0-65 for now.
I'm going to dump the variable voltage feature, I know its nice, but very bad for control loop(I want a relatively fast psu). Do you know what your voltage requirements are? I might look to see if I can accomodate you. I think I am going to make it 65-0-65 for now.
Hi DACman1,
according to the datasheet (TAS5261) I need two voltages
12V (0.3A)
50V (10A)
No negative power supply
Thanks for your help
Enrico
according to the datasheet (TAS5261) I need two voltages
12V (0.3A)
50V (10A)
No negative power supply
Thanks for your help
Enrico
Enrico, I haven't gotten around to doing the maths for this one, but take a look here:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=56589
It might be better suited to your needs, as well as higher power handling.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=56589
It might be better suited to your needs, as well as higher power handling.
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