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Posted by: dstenbro on

This design is for 100 watts output.  With a 75% load on the ouput at 24 volts the flyback transformer has a distinctive audio frequency.  The load also creates about 170 mv of ripple.  How do I eliminate the audio frequency noise?

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Submitted by PI-Surak on 03/01/2013

The control loop is unstable.  Send attachment of step load trasnient response and schematic of design

Submitted by dstenbro on 03/04/2013

I will get the step response after I capture waveforms.

Submitted by dstenbro on 03/04/2013

Per your request here are the scope captures.

Submitted by PI-Surak on 03/04/2013

Loop is definitely oscillating. Change R10 to 3.3k and add 0,1uF in series with 560 ohm in parellel to R10 for phase boost. These are tentatie values -- you may want to play around with values to optimize while looking at step response for stable response

Submitted by dstenbro on 03/06/2013

I changed R10 to a 3.3k ohm and paralled it with a .1uf cap in series with a 560 ohm.  The audible frequency did change but is still there.  I want to make sure we are working with the same reference designators as the schematic I sent you.  Please confirm this.  I did however play around with the component values with no solution.  Do you have any other recomendations?

Submitted by PI-Surak on 03/06/2013

Try placing R13 on the other side of L1. Something is seriously erroding your phase margin

Submitted by dstenbro on 03/13/2013

I tried placing R13 with the same results.

Submitted by PI-Surak on 03/13/2013

Try replacing TL431 with simple zener type regulation.