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Posted by: NorbertB on

Hy,

I need for a new project a power supply with the followed facts:

U_in: 16- 138 volts DC
U_out: 24 volts 3.5 amps DC

For two different pcb placements in sereies,
it is possible to split the U_in in two ranges:

U_in_1: 16 - 45 volts DC
U_in_2: 50 - 138volts DC

same U_out
It would be fine, if the transformer will be in the same package for both voltage areas. The ratio can be different.

Current ripple can be 40%.

Can someone pleas help me with the design and the controller?
Is a Flyback ok for 84 watt power?

Thanks a lot.
Regards norbert.

Comments

Submitted by SNS on 01/17/2011

Do you need galvanic isolation between source and load? If not you can see SEPIC converter. Yes - you can design it with PIXls Designer.
I'll try to attach design example.
Ble-e. Only pictures...

Submitted by NorbertB on 01/19/2011

Hy,
thanks for your quick answer.
Yes i need a galvanic isolation between source and load.
Can u send me the PISIs project file?

Regard,
norbert.

Submitted by SNS on 01/19/2011

Well, let's me know your e-mail and I'll send you my example file. Because on this forum e-mail form I can't attach the file (the same as in post here -only pdf, doc, jpg and so on - so I post picture :-)). And something else - in my example I don't optimize schematic parametrs, only try to avoid warning from PIXls program.

Submitted by PI-Surak on 01/20/2011

Unfortunately specified lower end of input voltage range is too low for our products to operate