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Hello everybody,
I need an argent help. I am new in power electronics especially topics related to dc-dc converters, and I would like to design a flyback converter with the following specifications:
Input voltage (battery): 9V
Input current: 4A
Input power: 36watt
Output voltage: 200V
Output...
9v to <200v converter
Thanks, the output current should be 15mA to have an output power of 30 watt
and the input power is 35 watt with efficiency of 85%. The input current is 4A.
I need to measure the current in primary side. Also, I need to measure the capacitor output voltage but through an...
I want to continuously measuring the ecg signal from a patient by connecting two electrodes to the chest. However, at the same time the patient is subject to receive a defibrillation shock of > 1000 volts. How to protect these electrodes against this high voltage shock, and thereby protect the...
flyback and a 9v
thanks for the advice, but i still do not know how to build the system, i mean how to build the converter using this IC. Also, if any one know how to simulatesuch kind of circuits in orcad since I found a already built converter but i could not simulate it in orcad.
thanks
flyback design guide
Hi everybody,
I am new in the field and i want to design a flyback converter to charge a capacitor to 200 V from a battery of 9V. I am planing to use a switching frequency of 100Khz. however I am ready to hear any suggestions. Please also how can i produce a feedback loop...
Dear friends,
i am designing a defibrillator system, and i would like to use a flyback transformer (convertor) to charge a 150u F capacitor until 2000 V (with energy between 150 to 300J). the charging time should be around 10 secondes. the input source is a battery with 12 v.
please, i need...
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