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=Calculations=
 
=Calculations=
 
==Fraction Power Loss==
 
==Fraction Power Loss==
* Max switching power: <math display="inline">P = \frac{1}{2} I_\text{max}V_{DC}</math>
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* Max switching power: <math display="inline">P_\text{total} = \frac{1}{2} I_\text{max}V_{DC}</math>
* Due to R_DSON loss: <math display="inline"> P_{\text{loss}R_\text{DSON}} = R_\text{DSON}I_\text{DCmax}^2
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* Due to <math>R_\text{DSON}</math> loss: <math display="inline"> P_{\text{loss}R_\text{DSON}} = R_\text{DSON}I_\text{DCmax}^2</math>
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* Due to <math>C_\text{DS}</math> loss: <math>C_\text{DS}V_\text{DC}^2 f_\text{switch}</math>
 
</math>
 
</math>
 
Total loss:
 
Total loss:
   
 
<math>
 
<math>
P_{loss total} = 2 R_{\text{DSON}}I_{DCmax} / V_\text{DC}
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P_\text{loss total}/P_\text{total} = 2 R_{\text{DSON}}I_{DCmax} / V_\text{DC}
 
</math>
 
</math>
   

Revision as of 17:32, 17 September 2020

Calculations

Fraction Power Loss

  • Max switching power:
  • Due to loss:
  • Due to loss:

</math> Total loss:

Main MOSFETs

P channel

N Channnel

Drive of main mosfets

Comparators

MOSFETs

Other Components

Inductive Heating Power Transfer

Coils

Indactance calculator, or simpler, this one gives different/wrong? results

  • primary coil: length=110mm, diameter=11mm, N=100 => 9.7 uH,
    • resistance: 100*3.14*10e-3/(3.14*.5e-3**2)*16.9e-9 = 68 mOhm
  • secondary coil: length=100mm, diameter=10mm, 1mm thick brass:
    • inductance=8.0 uH/100^2=0.80nH (8.0uH is inductance for 10mm diameter coil)
    • resistance: 65e-9 [Ohm m] * 3.14*5e-3 / (1e-3*100e-3) = 20 u Ohm
    • L/R fall-off time: 0.8e-9/20e-6 = 40 us.
    • resistance 'seen' on primary coil: 20e-6*100**2 = 0.2 Ohm.
  • secondary coil, stainless steel ([resistivity = 690 nOhm m, chemistry.about.com)
    • resistance: 690e-9 * 3.14*10e-3 / (1e-3*110e-3) = 196 u Ohm
    • L/R fall off time: 0.8e-9/ 217 u Ohm = 4.06 us
    • resistance 'seen' on primary coil: 196 *100**2 = 1.96 Ohm, so with 200 primary turns, will be 7.9 Ohm.

Misc

Lattice