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jayakrishnan r
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 23 Jun 2006 8:18 Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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can u please help me in designing a DC-DC converter circuit based on IC UC3524 with other components such as mosfet, dc motor, lamps, load resistor,resistors,capacitors, potentiometers , diodes.
output should be pulse width modulated
duty cycle cycle should be manually variable from 0 to 100%
chopper frequenct 2khz
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VVV
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| 25 Jun 2006 7:43 Re: Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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| Sorry, I do not understand exactly what you want to build. Is it a DC/DC or a motor control circuit? Why is the switching frequency so low?
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Miguel Gaspar
Joined: 06 Mar 2006
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Location: Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico
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| 27 Jun 2006 4:20 Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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| 2kHz is a very slow frequency
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my_books
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| 29 Jun 2006 3:44 Re: Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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| Well , I recommend to check the quality of the diode
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yousafzai
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| 14 Jul 2006 12:05 Re: Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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Switch mode power supplies are mostly built using a switching frequency of 20 khz or 100 khz. There may be design softwares which are commonly offered by manufacuturers nowadays to easily integrate their products in various designs. Loook around and u will surely find onel.
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Switch mode power supplies are mostly built using a switching frequency of 20 khz or 100 khz. There may be design softwares which are commonly offered by manufacuturers nowadays to easily integrate their products in various designs. Loook around and u will surely find one.
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roofingboom
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| 14 Jul 2006 13:47 Re: Design of a DC-DC circuit. |
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if you are looking for motor drive circuits there is a great book about it by Ned Mohan from universytiy of minnesota.
For dc to dc power supplies check out power.ti.com. They have an application that allows to input all your specs and then gives you recomendations on chips that suit your needs.
National Semiconductor has the same thing called webench. Works really good but works only for lower input voltages at this time.
Great books for smps are Pratical Switching Power Supplies
Power Supply Cookbook by marty brown.
Search the area for switching books as there are a lot of them on the forums already
GOOD LUCK!
ill help any way i can!
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