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LECTURE 34 HIGH FREQUENCY TRANSFORMER
1 LECTURE 34 HIGH FREQUENCY of Cu Wire Windings and Core WireWinding Wire Skin Effect and Multi-wireProximity Effects Alter Both Primary andSecondary R(wire coil) via Effective Acu (wire) Inductance s: Lm and Lla. Magnetizing Inductance, Lm: Core Fluxb. Leakage inductance, Ll: Air Window FluxA crude estimate for Ll is (1*Lm)/ andInterleaved Primary/Secondary Windingeffects Core Loss: Rma. Hysteresis Loss due to frictional movementb. Eddy Current Loss due to core is the TRANSFORMER Magnetization Current,im ,Created?a. im is Not effected by load current at allb. im = vLdt/Lm volt-second driven (max) of the core of a LossyTransformera. Heat Balance EquationT(core) = T(ambient) + P(core and wireloss)*R(core and Winding Structure) Inductors vs Case for Wire Losses in Transformerswith Multiple Windings ~ Number of Wire Turns, I ~ Depends onLoad Impedance in the Winding Area for the k th coil K = of PWM ConverterAK (winding) = f(PK,D), that is the winding arearequired depends on the duty cycle employed in theelectrical circuit.
frequency” is the frequency of clock pulses generated in the control IC. Usually, the switching frequency is the same as the clock frequency, but not always. Occasionally, the control IC may divide the clock frequency ... and is an important concept in control loop design. In a single-ended power circuit such as the forward converter, the ...
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