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hi
i am making a buck regulator that convert a regulated 375 V DC acquired from 220 ac by a certain pfc circut to 50~175 VDC & i have used UC3844 current mode PWM ic level of output change by a potentiometer (volume) in feedback loop
losses in mosfet switch is high whatever i can,t compensate it by RL shunt snubber &it add many troublesome difficulty in circuit tr & tf of mosfet are lower than 100ns by transformer pulser
please guide me for lowering of mosfet losses
:?:becuse of useing breadbord and not useing of cuurent transformer control circuit have many noise distortion how i can alliviate distortions is pcb enough what point i should consider in design of pcb
:?:
 

irf840 regulator

How many Rdson have your switching transistor? If it's too large try to select another one with lower Rdson.
 

design buck regulator

It would help to have the MOSFET specs.
Anyway, some of the things u mite want to look at are
Lowering the switching frequency.
Checking for a higher current rating MOSFET
And using a higher gate voltage. (If possible)
 

irf840 buck -datasheet

thanks
but notice to that i used irf840 now and it have no any problem by it in previous after it there is only 0.5A in output it shoulde be a big problem in project
 

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