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Electronics => Projects, Designs, and Technical Stuff => Topic started by: ali_asadzadeh on November 11, 2024, 11:19:05 am
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I Have seen this power supply that has a 5W 5V/1A out put from a 210VDC ~ 1800VDC, I wonder what topology or circuit they have used, and Ideas?
See the specs for the Auxiliary Power (PWR-DC1500) in the attached PDF catalogue.
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The input range is indeed very wide. I would probably go with two switch forward converter using SiC mosfets.
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The price is unbelievably low, the price for the whole 24 input package is around 50$
So I do not think they have used such thing, Maybe a buck convertor? I do not have the unit for now, so I can not open it to see what's inside :palm:
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I'm wondering if it could be done with old tech, something like TL494 in a buck config, what's your Idea?
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I don't know. It would be very hard to achieve such high step down ratio (1800V/5V) with a buck topology. Furthermore, I think it should be isolated topology. So maybe one/two switch forward or flyback.
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I think you'd definitely want two switch topology with such high voltages.
This saves the hassle of primary side clamping/snubbing of kV voltages!
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I think you'd definitely want two switch topology with such high voltages.
This saves the hassle of primary side clamping/snubbing of kV voltages!
So what cheap choices do we have in this topology? and recommended part numbers?
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Practically any PWM controller is capable of driving a two switch forward or two switch flyback, including the TL494.