hai,
I have only little experiance in practical power electrinics. I want to design a DC-DC converter. The input to the ckt is -48V 5A DC .. i want to make a +12V 5A DC from that.. can we use a DC-DC chopper circuit for that or what are the other possibilities to make a 12V from -48V . please help me..
Linear has something very like this as an example for one of their switcher chips. Go see if you can find it. They explain quite a lot about it and even give you PCB layout suggestions.
Do you need to regulate the +12V?
A regulating dynamotor is not likely to be a good idea here.
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try linear.com LT1683, it is transformer isolated, will need beefing up a bit for 5A. and I did find a spredsheet for calculating the values
martin
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conversion from 48 to 12V is very common. you might find it very economical to get a pre-made converter.
Jason
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