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48volt DC to 24Volt DC

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Hello
i wanna convert (48volt 40amps) to (24volt with 10amp)
can anyone help me ?
i don't know how to start and what to search for
i need something simple using PWM from micro controller or something like that
thank you
 

You can use a buck converter for the purpose
 

At this current and power level, you should look to use a switching regulator. These usually work as buck converters. You can choose a specialized buck controller and use it as the main controller in your converter. You may use general purpose PWM controllers like SG3525 or UC3842. You may even use a readily available (but rather expensive) regulator with the "switch" built into the device. One such regulator is L4970.

L4970A: 10A Switching Regulator
www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheets/400/70035_DS.pdf

Hope this helps.
Tahmid.
 

do you want to simulate or use a whole circuit, you can use simulink to simulate your circuit and design the PWM control
 

can you guys give a circuit to build? :D
i'm a mechanical engineering student so i'm not very good with electronics
i'm good with PIC and i can make PCBs :)
thank you
 

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