FudFly converter

Jul 25, 2020 43 Replies

True, but even then the efficiency is not that bad. 70% or so, very close to a regular flyback.

Adding insult to injury, the SN6501 uses R_DS_ON(temperature) to balance the flux. But at that power level any dishonourable trick is acceptable. For example, a series of 100mW flybacks I use in quantity for gate driving purposes are based on a 6mm OD ungapped toroid. There are enough volt-seconds available that allow me not to care. It is super-tiny and reliable, f^Hignore the rules.

Best regards, Piotr

Here is a good introduction to these:

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Best regards, Piotr

My very first switcher was a center-tapped-inductor buck. It converted

+24 to +5 for a military control system, on the LHA ships. I tapped the inductor because we couldn't get a 24 volt schottky diode. I might even have the board still.

The ripple current into the output cap went way up, so it fried caps. N*I is constant and the tap changes N every cycle.

John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc Science teaches us to doubt. Claude Bernard

But it could be made isolated, as in ...

Secondary turns ratios probably need tweaking to fairly distribute the two modes of operation?

piglet

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