sunil21
Advanced Member level 4
when we design a flyback , we calculate inductance etc... then calculate the airgap.
For instance lets say the calculated inductance is 380 micro henry and airgap is .25mm and ''X'' no of turns.
But I have a core with .5mm airgap (from source).
So then just by finding the AL value of the gapped core recalculate the the turns and its ratio?
(as said in 'Power supply cookbook')
what is the negative and positive side of this increased gap.?
For instance lets say the calculated inductance is 380 micro henry and airgap is .25mm and ''X'' no of turns.
But I have a core with .5mm airgap (from source).
So then just by finding the AL value of the gapped core recalculate the the turns and its ratio?
(as said in 'Power supply cookbook')
what is the negative and positive side of this increased gap.?