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The document contains 6 problems related to analyzing and designing flyback converters operating in both continuous and discontinuous modes. Problem 1 involves determining the output voltage, inductor currents, and voltage ripple given various flyback converter parameters. Problem 2 similarly analyzes another flyback converter circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating the transformer turns ratio and inductor value. Problem 4 asks to design a flyback converter meeting specific power and voltage specifications. Problem 5 analyzes the load resistance separating continuous and discontinuous modes of operation. Problem 6 asks to derive an expression for when the inductor current returns to zero in discontinuous mode.

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Sheet Fly Back Cont-Discont

The document contains 6 problems related to analyzing and designing flyback converters operating in both continuous and discontinuous modes. Problem 1 involves determining the output voltage, inductor currents, and voltage ripple given various flyback converter parameters. Problem 2 similarly analyzes another flyback converter circuit. Problem 3 involves calculating the transformer turns ratio and inductor value. Problem 4 asks to design a flyback converter meeting specific power and voltage specifications. Problem 5 analyzes the load resistance separating continuous and discontinuous modes of operation. Problem 6 asks to derive an expression for when the inductor current returns to zero in discontinuous mode.

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Cairo University Power Electronics

Faculty of Engineering Tutorial Sheet (3)


Electrical Energy Engineering Fly back converter continuous-
Discontinuous

1) The flyback converter has parameters V s= 36 V, D = 0.4, N1/N 2= 2, R = 20 ohm, L m = 100


micro H, and C = 50 micro F, and the switching frequency is 100 kHz. Determine:

(a) the output voltage


(b) the average, maximum, and minimum inductor currents
(c) the output voltage ripple.

2) The flyback converter has parameters V s = 4.5 V, D = 0.6, N1 /N 2 = 0.4, R = 15 ohm , L m =


10 micro H, and C = 10 micro F, and the switching frequency is 250 kHz. Determine

(a) the output voltage


(b) the average, maximum, and minimum inductor currents
(c) the output voltage ripple.

3) The flyback converter has an input of 44 V, an output of 3 V, a duty ratio of 0.32, and a
switching frequency of 300 kHz. The load resistor is 1 ohm.

(a) Determine the transformer turns ratio.


(b) Determine the transformer magnetizing inductance L m such that the minimum inductor
current is 40 percent of the average.

4) Design a flyback converter for an input of 24 V and an output of 40 W at 40 V. Specify the


transformer turns ratio and magnetizing inductance, switching frequency, and capacitor to limit
the ripple to less than 0.5 percent.

5) (a) What is the value of load resistance that separates continuous and discontinuous magnetizing
inductance current in the flyback converter of V s = 24 V, N1 /N 2 = 3.0, L m = 500 micro H,
R=5 ohm, C =200 micro F, f = 40 kHz, Vo=5V

(b) Graph Vo /V s as the load changes from 5 to 20 .

6) For the flyback converter operating in the discontinuous-current mode, derive an expression for
the time at which the magnetizing current i L m returns to zero.

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