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ETD 49 TRansformer Calculation

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Dear All,

I have following issues in SMPS Inverter.

  • I am making a 1KVA system.Is ETD-49 enaugh for 24V to 350V DC-DC Boost Converter working @ 40KHz Push-Pull ?
  • What are the steps to calculate number of turns for high frequency transformer ?
  • How to calculate guage of wire ?


Thanks in Advance

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Gapoo
 

I suggest to try the ferrite tool, downloadable from epcos.com
 

you can use this web-site. According to it, it is suitable to use. Also you can read little bit the book of tranformer and inductor design 3rd edition. It teaches great. Moreover, when input and output voltage difference is great, suggested topologies are push pull, half bridge or full bridge according to your desired power level.
 
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What is the material of the core like PC40 or what?
 

  • I am making a 1KVA system.Is ETD-49 enaugh for 24V to 350V DC-DC Boost Converter working @ 40KHz Push-Pull ?
  • What are the steps to calculate number of turns for high frequency transformer ?
  • How to calculate guage of wire ?
Hi Gapoo
ETD-49 is good enough to use for a 1KVA system. I myself have used it quite a few times with N97 and 3C95 cores.
For calculating the number of turns, you can follow these sites
http://www.mag-inc.com/design/design-guides
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There is a very good video that I find over youtube for HF transformer design
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nfqBzPMknY

you only need to decide the core and delta B. Rest all can be calculated using the formulae given on these webpages. If you are not sure about Delta B, Just choose it anything between 0.1-0.3 Tesla and do your calculations.

To calculate the gauge of wire, you just need to know how much current is going to flow through that wire. Then Cross section of wire is given by I/J where J is the current density. You can assume it to be around 4 for copper.

Hope this solves your problem


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3nfqBzPMknY
 

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