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buck converter capacitor value issue

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Hi friends ,
I am using an inductor of 150uH with 4700uf DC cap in input as well as output capcitor in a 5KW buck converter .
But i am not getting proper current wave at inductor the waveform of current is distorted and inductor is making noise . the core is vibrating severly . Is it due to over capacitance or anything alse ? please help me
 

Hi,

What waveform?
Is it a sinusoid output? If so, then a 4700uF DC capacitor is the wrong selection.

Klaus
 

Ensure there is no DC current thru inductor with proper bridge. Otherwise saturation currents will be excessive.

How many Tesla did you calculate?
 

Sunnyskyguy
I do not know exactly about tesla, and yes there is no dc current through inductor .
 

Current waveform distorted means " It is not Linearly rising and falling ".......in what shape....
 

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