Design of an power converter ??

[epp]

Where can I find some manual/algorithm for designing of power converters?
I need to design one but do not know where to start and how to go on.
Thanks.

 

[IanP]

Could you be more specific about voltage/current ranges of power converter you are interested in?

 

[usernam]

This maybe a good place to start for the basics.Its an interactive power electronics text.
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[epp]

Could you be more specific about voltage/current ranges of power converter you are interested in?

Not specific. Just want to see some guides when someone wants to build some converter (all calculations, mathematical expressions etc.)
Regards.

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This maybe a good place to start for the basics.Its an interactive power electronics text.
h**p://services.eng.uts.edu.au/~venkat/pe_html/contents.htm

Thanks, but I have already read this.
I am not the begginer with power electronics (dipl.-ing., msc studying) but I have never build some power converter (DCDC).
Regards.

 

[usernam]

Well your best bet is to probably refer to a textbook. Power Electronics by Ned Mohan is a good one.
You could also try refering to lecture notes from courses.
MIT 6.334 Power Electronics, Spring 2003
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Here's another
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Some good books are also available on the forum.

Hope this helps.

 

[fsmyth]

There are _numerous_ Design Notes for this.
Tranformer/choke vendors are a good place to
start, followed by PWM chip manufacturers.
Look around for Application Notes, particularly from
SGS/Thomson, Allegro, and Texas Instruments.
There are quite a few Design Notes that deal
exclusively with this topic, sometimes disguised
as Application Notes.
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