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Lkp and Lks are not diectly measurable but deducible from other measuremnts (OK based on a T-model).
Without revisiting Dixon's paper, if we take the self inductance as (leakage inductance + magnetizing inductance),
then for primary , Lp = Lkp + Lm = N^2/Rp, secondary, Ls = Lks + Lm = N^2/Rs...
FvM, my own answer to my question is a NO, and may be YES in very special cases.
Also I don't think this has something to do with equivalent circuits.
(I understand that there can be different equivalent circuits to describe the behaviour of a real component, they being 'equivalent' to each...
kanmaedexandzelbladex, the circuit you are simulating is a switched model, not SSA model.The former should be more accurate especially at high frequencies.
Accuracy of conventional SSA upto Nyquist frequency ,i.e. 1/2 of switching frequency, is questionable. It is topology dependent, some are...
I think normally we are only interested in responses upto 1/2 of the switching frequency, beyond which we usually ignored.
Refer to your last Simplis simulation results, looks like your switching freq. is about 110KHz, manifested by a dip of the gain curve and a zig-zag of the phase curve at...
FvM, thanks for the reply.
If the measured leakage inductance Lk is measured at the primary with secondary shorted,
we have Lk = Lkp + (Np/Ns)^2 *Lks , Lpk and Lks being respectively the primary and secondary leakage inductances,
The primary self inductance Lp = Lkp + Lmag
Per your saying, Lkp =...
rcc flyback
The first thing is the understanding of flyback converter theory because RCC is just a variable frequency flyback circuit.
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May be the following paper is helpful :
orcadfnc.dll
Has anyone successfully installed Schematics 10.5 which can be downloaded from Orcad's website ?
Got an error warning saying "alssrvrvc6.dll missing" . Anyone has the same problem ?
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