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    Capacitor component clearance

    Hi guys, I've got a quick question about PCB layout. I have a row of film Capacitors that need 1.7mm clearance between the two terminals (which is fine because of the size of caps I'm using) but do the casing of the caps have to be kept 1.7mm apart or can you align them a close as possible side...
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    Forward transformer winding

    Hi guys, Following specs for transformer primary 200-400V secondary 24V @ 1.25A switching frequency 333Khz I am winding a transformer for a forward converter with a reset winding and was wondering what the best practice for winding them are (i.e is it best to interleave the primary, is it...
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    Transformer flux sensing

    Im a bit unsure of the amount, basically im having issues driving tape wound core with a primary current of 20A, 140V pk at 1.5Khz-20Khz, im trying to see if there is any remnant flux or there is a case of flux walking that is pushing the core into saturation? The core is a nanoperm tape wound...
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    Transformer flux sensing

    I was wondering whether I could use something like this to detect whether there is any remaining flux? Do you think this could work?
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    Transformer flux sensing

    Hi guys, I have a transformer that i want to sense the flux present over a period of time, what is the easiest way to go about this. I see that I can go down the hall effect sensor route, but im a bit unsure about how to go about it and whether it is something that i can even do without being...
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    sub harmonic oscillation at low duty cycle

    The pulses get worse as the voltage increases, it tends to become more erratic and skip more pulses ad the voltage increases. I tried changing the turns ratio but a bigger turns ratio just pushes up the voltage (i.e 290V now) at which it becomes unstable, so must be a duty cycle related issue i...
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    small voltage drop under load

    Is i measure across the ohmic load i get around 23.5V, it it is at the point where the feedback comess off it is around 23.6V
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    sub harmonic oscillation at low duty cycle

    could the input filter I have chosen have an effect on this?
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    sub harmonic oscillation at low duty cycle

    I thought that hiccup mode was more associated with missing pulses or gaps in the drive waveform? This tend to be a periodic gate waveform but with long and short on time pulses is that not a feedback related issue or is this present in hiccup mode too? Is there an easy way around reducing...
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    small voltage drop under load

    It is in current mode and I have a type 2. Would it be by a significant amount if they were on the same rail as picture below, with the voltage loop picking off from the electrolytic point, and the load being connected across the output? What i meant is that I have used and ohmic load and...
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    sub harmonic oscillation at low duty cycle

    Hi Guys, Im running an active clamp forward design (LT3752) Vin 170-350V Vout 24 @ 1.25A For some reason at 200V input the system seems fine, as soon as the vin goes to 240V+ i seem to be getting some sub harmonic oscillation (Gate goes to small and large pulses). Now I thought this normally...
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    small voltage drop under load

    Hi guys, I have a design that is very similar to the the one in the demo circuit as per below link http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/demo-board-manual/dc1929afa.pdf With my spec being Vin-170V-350V Vout24V @1.25A No secondary sync used For some reason when I put a load of 5W the voltage is...
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    [SOLVED] Active clamp voltage

    Update: Found the issue and i think FVM called it with this, which I did think its was something to do with the clamp For that LT part, the duty cycle on the clamp I had set to 60%, but with the main FET being at about 30% the clamp was reaching its maximum duty (at 250V in etc it was fine)
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    Power supply topology opinion

    Hi guys, Specification 200-400V DC input isolated output: 30V @ 1A switching frequency 300Khz What topology would you use for this?
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    [SOLVED] Active clamp voltage

    may have to invest in this book thanks treez, probably one of the best replies ive had on the forum about a question I have asked, so I guess what you are saying is that the active clamp is more of a gimmick, rather then bringing something decent to the table? I have wondered whether this...

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