So I need to set the transformer such N that I have close to resonance action for zvs, but I have a 10 amp max supply and this do most of the time 1/10 of that, so I need to stay there, then it is maybe better a LCC because these can do much more narrow frequency shift for operating, the LC is much wider. Nice video,s.
it would be so great if you could number your videos to make it easier to know in which order is the best to watch them as you often refer to them as a series of videos
thanks for this great videos.. i have a question and it will be great if you answer me .. if we have a variable input dc voltage could we have a constant output..
Hi Rawan, the answer is maybe. It really all depends on how fast the input is varying. Implementation of an LC or LLC converter requires output regulation and is a closed loop feedback system. Therefore, the control system adjusts the switching frequency of the input half-bridge based on the output voltage. Also, the range on your gain is highly dependent on Q and your load. Finally, the time-constant of your control loop (not covered in this video) will determine how quickly the system will respond to output changes or if the system is underdamped (overshoots the target voltage). Regards, -Dr. K
@@powerelectronicswithdr.k1017 thanks for your answer.. Actually i am trying to design an ultra low power and low voltage self controlled boostconverter using a transformer..but i am confused a little because the input voltage range is between 0.2 volts and 3 volts..could i have constant 5 volts with a regulation circuit and closed feed back system?
@@powerelectronicswithdr.k1017 Dear sir Thanks for sharing your video sir. I am very much attracted. Sir I am doing research on wireless power transfer in ev battery charging. How this resonance converter helps and how to achieve soft switching sir
Hi BlackKnight, no the average power can not be amplified and is less than the average power provided by the DC source. While the reactive part of the impedance is zero when switching at the resonant frequency, the resistive part of the impedance is not. This resistive part is the equivalent load impedance reflected back to the primary side of the transformer. Hope this helps. Best wishes on your design. -Dr K
great video again, you are a life saver.
So I need to set the transformer such N that I have close to resonance action for zvs, but I have a 10 amp max supply and this do most of the time 1/10 of that, so I need to stay there, then it is maybe better a LCC because these can do much more narrow frequency shift for operating, the LC is much wider. Nice video,s.
it would be so great if you could number your videos to make it easier to know in which order is the best to watch them as you often refer to them as a series of videos
thank you sir for such a great content. sir please upload lcc-s resonant converters.
Thanks so much for this.
Leticia, you are welcome. Best wishes on your designs.
thanks for this great videos.. i have a question and it will be great if you answer me .. if we have a variable input dc voltage could we have a constant output..
Hi Rawan, the answer is maybe. It really all depends on how fast the input is varying. Implementation of an LC or LLC converter requires output regulation and is a closed loop feedback system. Therefore, the control system adjusts the switching frequency of the input half-bridge based on the output voltage. Also, the range on your gain is highly dependent on Q and your load. Finally, the time-constant of your control loop (not covered in this video) will determine how quickly the system will respond to output changes or if the system is underdamped (overshoots the target voltage). Regards, -Dr. K
@@powerelectronicswithdr.k1017 thanks for your answer.. Actually i am trying to design an ultra low power and low voltage self controlled boostconverter using a transformer..but i am confused a little because the input voltage range is between 0.2 volts and 3 volts..could i have constant 5 volts with a regulation circuit and closed feed back system?
@@powerelectronicswithdr.k1017
Dear sir
Thanks for sharing your video sir. I am very much attracted.
Sir I am doing research on wireless power transfer in ev battery charging. How this resonance converter helps and how to achieve soft switching sir
Sir how the resonance takes place if switching frequency and resonant frequency are different
Does series LC Tank amplify power? Since the impedance is Zero and the voltage is amplified then we must have higher power with higher Q factor
Hi BlackKnight, no the average power can not be amplified and is less than the average power provided by the DC source. While the reactive part of the impedance is zero when switching at the resonant frequency, the resistive part of the impedance is not. This resistive part is the equivalent load impedance reflected back to the primary side of the transformer. Hope this helps. Best wishes on your design. -Dr K
Sir Thank You for The Video. Sir is there any way to Contact You , I have a Little problem,for that i need help
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