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Links to electronic circuits,
electronic schematics, designs for engineers, hobbyists, students & inventors:
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Negative Flyback with V in 12 V & V out-5 V - This reference
design is for a -12V at 1A Negative Flyback Converter. The UC3572 converts
a positive input voltage to a regulated negative output voltage. The chip
is optimized for use in a single inductor negative flyback switching
converter employing an external PMOS switch. (added 3/05)
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Output Adjustable Flyback Converter - A high voltage step-up DC
power supply using adjustable flyback conversion. (added 10/05)
[Simon Oh] |
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Power over Ethernet: Sync Flyback Reference Design - This
reference design presents an alternative to the typical boost power
regulator. A buck converter IC is used to generate a higher voltage needed
by the white light LED power from a Ni-Cd battery. This circuit
operates by turning the high switch on, connecting the battery voltage
across the inductor.....(added 6/06) |
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Powerlabs Flyback Driver - Circuit design (added 01/05)
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Quasiresonant converter uses a simple CMOS IC - 15-Apr-04 Issue of EDN
Figure 1 shows a flyback power supply that has low noise and uses a simple CMOS 4093
IC for its control. The electrical noise of a converter arises mainly when current
switches on. Diode recovery and charging parasitic capacitances create high di/dt,
which is the main cause of noise. The converter in Figure 1 (pg 76] has a low noise
level, because it slowly switches current on at nearly zero..... [Design Idea by
Francesc Casanellas, Aiguafreda, Spain] |
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Quasiresonant flyback converter easily charges energy storage capacitors -
23-Jul-09 Issue of EDN Increase energy transfer by using boundary-conduction
mode..... [Design Idea by Todor Arsenov, Toronto, ON, Canada] |
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Royer Flyback driver - This circuit is an auto-oscillating, resonant,
current fed High voltage DC-DC converter. The output voltage is calculated as follows
Vout = Vin * pi * Nsecondary / Nprimary. The primary peak voltage is Vin * pi , and
the rms voltage is Vin*pi*0.7…(added 05/08) |
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Simple High Efficiency Isolated Flyback Supply Without Optoisolator - DN1011
Design Notes (Linear Technology) (app note added 1/06) |
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Single Transistor Flyback Driver - (electronic circuit added 7/03)
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Switch-mode Power Supply for a Tube Car Amplifier - To minimize heat loss on
any transistor, I use two pass FETs. In the car, input voltage is either 11.5-12.5V
(engine off) or 13.5-14.5V (engine on). In the first case, T1 and T2 are fully ON, no
need for heatsink. In the second case, T1 is OFF, T2 ON, all voltage and power
excess.....(design idea added 04/05/06) |
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Synchronous flyback circuit provides high-efficiency conversion - 22-Jul-04
Issue of EDN Buck regulators are usually the first choice when you design
nonisolated step-down regulators unless the ratio of VIN to VOUT is greater than 10,
the input voltage is high, or both. Low duty cycle can be problematic for FET drivers
and cause current-mode control loops to lose control. Efficiency can fall dramatically
to 60 to 70% at low VOUT and current of only a few amps..... [Design Idea by Wayne
Rewinkel, National Semiconductor, Phoenix, AZ] |
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The Output Adjustable Flyback Converter - A high voltage step-up DC power
supply using adjustable flyback conversion…. [Simon Oh, designer] |
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Transformer Design Consideration for off-line Flyback Converters Using Fairchild Power
Switch FPStm/ AN-4140 - Fairchild Application Notes / (app note added 6/06)
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UCC3819 250-W Pfc Boost Follower Preregulator Design - This is an
application note that describes a reference design. This paper reviews the
benefits of a boost follower topology and the design of a 250-W PFC boost follower
preregulator. (added 3/05) |
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Use two phases to cut current and improve EMI 11/12/09 EDN-Design Ideas.....In
dc/dc-converter applications in which the input voltage may be lower or higher than
the output voltage, you can use either a flyback converter or a SEPIC
(single-ended-primary-inductor converter). SEPICs offer lower input-current ripple and
higher efficiency than do flyback designs. Both converters suffer from relatively high
output-current ripple, especially at high load currents and low input voltages. As
output-current ripple increases, so does the circuit's output-filter-capacitance
requirement, which increases size and cost..... [Design Idea by Goran Perica, Linear
Technology, Milpitas, CA] |
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