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duty cycle is between 0.6(Vin-max) to 0.9(Vin-min),
switching is like: M1 and M4 are conducting while M2 and M3 are not and visa versa, like inverter
and filter is going to be designed for lowest duty cycle of course,
but my question is not about these things I just wonder should I use the...
sorry I forgot to mention, it's a full bridge dc-dc converter with full wave bridge rectification:
When I drive the switches at 10kHz, will transformer's operating frequency also be 10kHz or it will decreased to half because of turning into AC?
and
rectification doubles the frequency, will...
Hi,
I'm trying to understand full bridge working principles and I wonder, if I choose operating frequency as 10kHz,
transformer working frequency will be 10kHz or 5khz?
Also output filter will be designed according to 10kHz or 20kHz because of frequency doubling caused by rectification...
Hi,
I'm trying to calculate a feedback compensator for SG3525 IC. I need pwm ramp voltage for this IC but it's not given in datasheet. How can I find or calculate it?
Thank you.
Hi,
This is my first time to get a gerber output from a .brd.
I've followed this way: Cam Processor -> Load JobFile -> Local Cam Jobs -> Examples -> Legacy -> gerb274x.cam
I've encountered two warnings here, attached.
**broken link removed****broken link removed**
I've fixed first warning...
Hi guys,
I'm trying to build a 2-pole 2-zero compensation for a full bridge dc-dc converter. I'm using sg3525 as IC.
To build the compensation network I'm following the instructions on power supply cookbook but there are two resistors which I don't know how to calculate these 2 resistors and...
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