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Flyback DC DC Converter

The document summarizes the operation of a high frequency transformer and flyback converter. 1) A high frequency transformer functions to provide electrical isolation between its input and output sides, while allowing the voltage to be stepped up or down. 2) A flyback converter uses a single switch, transformer, and output diode to transfer energy from the input to the output through the transformer's magnetizing inductance. 3) The flyback converter can step up or step down the voltage and the output voltage is determined by the duty cycle, transformer turns ratio, and other circuit parameters as shown.

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Flyback DC DC Converter

The document summarizes the operation of a high frequency transformer and flyback converter. 1) A high frequency transformer functions to provide electrical isolation between its input and output sides, while allowing the voltage to be stepped up or down. 2) A flyback converter uses a single switch, transformer, and output diode to transfer energy from the input to the output through the transformer's magnetizing inductance. 3) The flyback converter can step up or step down the voltage and the output voltage is determined by the duty cycle, transformer turns ratio, and other circuit parameters as shown.

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High frequency transformer

Basic function : 1) Input - output electrical isolation 2) step up/down time - varying voltage Basic input - output relationship v1 N1 = ; v2 N 2 i1 N 2 = i2 N1 Models :
i1 + V1 i1 + V1 Lm N1 N2 i2 + V2 N1 N2 i2 + V2

Ideal model

Model used for most PE application

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Flyback Converter
C R + Vo

Vd

LM

Flyback converter circuit

iS Vd + vSW

i1 N1 iLM + v1

N2

iD +
C

+ vD v2 i
+ i2

iR

Vo

Model with magnetising inductance

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Operation: switch closed


is=iLM Vd iLM 0 N1 + v1 v1=Vs N2

v2 +
0

+ Vo

diLm v1 = Vd = Lm dt diLm iLm iLm Vd = = = dt dt DT Lm Vd DT iLm = closed Lm On the load side of the transformer, N2 N2 v2 = v1 N = Vd N 1 1 N v D = Vo Vd 2 < 0, i.e. diode turned off N 1 Therefore, i2 = 0 and i1 = 0
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Switch opened
iLM + vSW N1 + v1 N2 iD + Vo

Vs

v2= VS +

N v1 = Vo 1 N 2 But v2 = Vo N N v1 = v2 1 = Vo 1 N N 2 2 di N v1 = Lm L m = Vo 1 N dt 2 diL m dt = iL m dt =

(1 D )T

iL m

Vo N1 N Lm 2

V (1 D)T N1 ( iL m ) open = o N Lm 2 Voltage across the switch : N vSW = Vd + Vo 1 N 2


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Output voltage

For steady - state operation, iLm + iLm =0

)closed (

)opened

Vd DT Vo (1 D ) T N1 N =0 Lm Lm 2 D N 2 Vo = Vd N 1 D 1
Input output relationship is similar to buck-boost converter. Output can be greater of less than input,depending upon D. Additional term, i.e. transformer ratio is present.

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Flyback waveforms
Ps = P0 V0 2 Vd I s = R I s is related to I Lm as : I Lm DT Is = = I Lm D T Solving for I Lm
v1 Vs

-V(N 1 /N 2)

( )

iLm

iLM

V02 Vd I Lm D = R

( )

is

I Lm =

V0 Vd DR Vd D
2

t iD

I Lm can written as : N2 I Lm = 2 N (1 D) R 1 V0 N 2 = N (1 D) R 1
iC

DT

Vo/ R

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Max, Min inductor current


I Lm =
,max

= I Lm +

iLm 2
2

N 2 V d DT + 2 N 2 Lm (1 D) R 1 iLm I Lm ,min = I Lm 2 Vd D Vd D
2

N 2 Vd DT = 2 N 2 Lm (1 D) R 1 For CCM, I Lm , min = 0 N2 Vd DT Vd D = = 2 N 2 Lm 2 Lm f (1 D) R 1 Vd D V (1 D ) R N1 ( Lm ) min = d N 2f 2 Ripple calculation is similar to boost, V0 D r= = V0 RCf


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Example
The Flyback converter has these specifications: DC input voltage: 40V Output voltage: 25V Duty cycle: 0.5 Rated load: 62.5W Max peak-peak inductor current ripple: 25% of the average inductor current. Maximum peak-peak output voltage: 0.1V Switching frequency: 75kHz Based on the abovementioned specifications, determine a) Transformer turns ratio b) Value of magnetizing inductor Lm. c) Maximum and minimum inductor current. d) Value of capacitor C.

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Full-bridge converter
SW1 SW3 + VS vp NS NS + vx

Lx C R + Vo

SW4 SW1,SW2 SW2

SW3,SW4

DT

VP VS

T 2

T + DT 2

-VS Vx
N VS S N P

DT

T 2

T + DT 2

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Full bridge: basic operation


Switch pair: [S1 & S2];[S3 & S4]. Each switch pair turn on at a time as shown. The other pair is off. AC voltage is developed across the primary. Then transferred to secondary via high frequency transformers. On secondary side, diode pair is high frequency full wave rectification. The choke (L) and (C ) acts like the buck converter circuit. Output Voltage

Ns D Vo = 2Vs Np
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