Transcription of Magnetics Design Handbook - Texas Instruments
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Power Supply Design SeminarTopic Categories:Basic Magnetic TechnologyMagnetic Component DesignReproduced from2001 Unitrode Magnetics Design Handbook 2001, 2011 Texas Instruments IncorporatedPower Seminar topics and online power- training modules are available at: Design Handbookby Lloyd H. Dixon, Instruments ii SLUP132 Texas Instruments iii SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-1 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-2 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-3 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-4 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-5 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-6 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-7 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-8 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-9 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 1-10 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-1 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-2 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-3 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-4 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-5 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-6 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-7 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-8 SLUP132 Texas Instruments 2-9 SLUP132
mounted and impediments to air flow in its vicinity. A transformer mounted on a horizontal surface and surrounded by tall components, or mounted in a rela-tively small enclosure will have considerably greater R E than if it were mounted on a vertical surface, benefiting from the “chimney effect”. With forced air cooling, R
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