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220V AC 3 phase to 600V DC, 85A singal Phase ?

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hey guys
i want to design a non isolating Power Supply via diodes & Capacitor . . .

Specifications:
Input: 220V AC 3-Phase

Output: 600V DC, 85A singal Phase

can some one help me ??
 

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1 : 2.7 step-up transformer should produce ≈ 600V[rms] ..

:wink:
IanP
 

Just be aware the VDC is 1.4142 time bigger that VAC (RMS). So to generate 600VDC you don’t need 600VAC (rms).
It is recommended to use 1:2 step-up transformer.
220*1.4142= 311V --> 311*2= 622 volt
If you are using full bridge rectifier it can be supply 600 volt under the load due to you are generating DC voltage by 3phase source.
 

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