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[@HaseebElectronics]

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[@HETRM]

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[@HaseebElectronics]

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[@HaseebElectronics]

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[@melplishka5978]

Multimeters have their own internal resistance as well. That’s why when measuring the current sense with regular meter it will not show correct value. You need an oscilloscope or a true peak to peak measuring device.this guy is a real good teacher. Ty for showing us how to prove it. Well done.

[@HaseebElectronics]

yes dear your right
multimeters have internal resistance but that is much high so these don't effect too much,
biggest effect is that the multimeters use RMS or TRMS sampling method and their high frequency is not good specially higher frequencies and duty cycle based pulses.so that's why we need oscilloscope to measure peak voltage or we need four wire measuring technique to get true rms value then we can convert in peak value by multiplying with 1.414

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[@HaseebElectronics]

thanks a lot
no it is not complicated
it is the simplest most calculation, which i shared

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I was expecting to see the one voltage drop that you explained in the oscilloscope.. with load...instead of 116mV without load. Can the inductance of transformer primary be found on data sheet or measure with LCR meter?

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I've been following you for some time now. Could you provide the circuit for this source? Thanks

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Hi sir,
Can we substitute L primary value with LCR meter ?

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I would expect the inductor efficiency adjustment to be 1/efficiency, meaning a requirement to increase the size of the inductor with a 10% reduction in efficiency. So, 0.9 should be in the denominator?

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What if we don’t find exact value current sense resistor when blown. Please help.

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Sir, thank you for the amazing videos, I have gained so much knowledge from following your explanations.
Could you please make a video with focus on possible short circuits in the output side of SMPS? I am trying to fix my laptop adapter but unable to locate shorted component. In off board testing, output terminals of the adapter are showing continuity. For reference, I am working on a 135W, 20V Lenovo adapter using DAP019E IC(input side) and DAS01B IC & DAS05 IC(output side). I have checked all capacitors, MOSFETs and optocoupler after removing them from the board but the short still remains. I'm extremely motivated to fix this adapter and learn more about SMPS in the process. Thank you again.

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[@jboy4real]

Kindly explain the proper connection of pin 1 and 2 of any uc38xx because it given me serious problem the IC can't start and if I touch the + probe lead of my multimeter it will start oscillating and the frequency is not stable
Thanks

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dear i have 1 doubt should Rds of mosfet not incorporated

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[@HaseebElectronics]

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[@HaseebElectronics]

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.hipercalc&hl=en
hiper calculator from google play store

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good explanation. during this calculation of inductor, what is the convert value of 2.5

[@HaseebElectronics]

it is to use for DCM flyback calculation

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Thank you very much
How calculate input watt for this board 72 watt in output

[@HaseebElectronics]

72 watt + losses
72 x 110% = 79.2 watt approximately
take 110% of the output power, it will include the input all losses and the switching losses and transformer losses

[@jenniferonyia2005]

please how do we calculate or know the auxiliary voltage.

[@HaseebElectronics]

auxiliary voltage are to be calculated by checking the
VCC voltage, UVLO lower & upper limits.
after winding, finally it can be adjusted by adding a current limiting resistance at vcc pin to compensate the difference in calculation and practical winding turns

[@-diy3368]

jzakm allah khir Mr HASEEB important Q can you replay to me ?
if this SMPS 6A in output MAX is this translate in primery as 2.94A
2.94A in prim = 6A in secondary
so this protect output from overcurrent?

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Thank you very much for your educational videos... I have learn many points from you..... Sir I have SMPS power supply (FDPS-100N-R5) and it is working some times with small vibration sound... most of the time not working.... I have checked many components and all are okay... please give advice to solve this problem...

[@HaseebElectronics]

thanks a lot
please check that the transformer core pieces are not separated.
check the VCC capacitor connected to the VCC pin
check output side capacitors

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Can I have a PDF of Lpr calculation, thank you in advance.

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i added the link of the calculation in the video description
please check description

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[@beny9564]

Haseeb
Where did you obtain the duty cycle value of 48%? Because looking at the datasheet, max duty cycle for UC3843 states 100%. Is this a design choice? What if you were using UC3844 or UC3845 where in the datasheet it states max duty cycle to be around 48%?
Secondly, there's not really a need to go back and forth looking for inductance L of the primary coil and plugging things back and forth. The Ipeak can be calculated from the simplified expression below because a lot of the expressions cancels out.
Duty_cycle = t_on/t
Ipeak = 2.5/Transformer_efficiency/Duty_cycle*Pout/VinDC_min
Ipeak = 2.5/0.9/0.48*72/141.4=2.946A
When choosing Rsense value, are we choosing for a value where Ipeak is below the saturation current of the primary coil? Also we are simply choosing a value from worst case scenario. Whereas in normal operational mode, we do not really approach this region?
Lastly, I have a question about the scenario where the input voltage is 230VAC, what happens then? How do I figure out what current is running through Rsense? Does the duty cycle now change because VinDC is much larger (and the duty cycle is changed from the feedback loop of the SMPS)?
Thank you.

[@HaseebElectronics]

best regards and special thanks
1. the Dmax for 3842/43 is 96% for CCM operation. but when we discuss DCM operation, then its duty cycle is limited upto 48% maximum, above than this the core drives in saturation
2. as any power supply is calculated and designed in worst case scenario, Low line voltage & peak output power, in this situation the SMPS controller must utilize its maximum duty cycle
when the line voltage will increase, the SMPS controller will change its duty cycle to maintain regulation
at that time the current in primary will not reach to peak, because in this situation the transformer works in linear region, because the magnetic fields is in building up stage

[@beny9564]

@@HaseebElectronics OK thank you for the reply. Sorry, I'm not too familiar with the terms. . . DCM? CCM? Where do I see this in the datasheet?
EDITED: Nevermind, I found in some other datasheet about Discontinuous Current Mode and Continuous Current Mode.
As for #2, ok that makes sense. So in the design scenario, I have to make sure that my selected PWM chip will be able to output the duty cycle at the higher line voltage?
I have an issue with a SMPS circuit and I can't seem to figure it out. It's a Ridgid charger that was designed to 110VAC with a PWM chip that carries the marking 6853M27 and JCS4N60FB MOSFET. I was trying to modify the charger so it would work up to 230VAC. It partially worked when I changed out the bulk capacitor and MOV at the high-side input to be suitable for 230VAC line voltage. The charging circuit was shutting off but there were no sparks or short circuits. Turns out later I found out that the auxiliary winding of the transformer that is providing Vdd to the PWM chip was too high of a voltage causing the PWM to go into OVP and shutting off.
However, when I was probing, my probe accidentally slipped and short a leg of Rsense to GND of the PWM chip. This caused the MOSFET to short circuit failure between Drain and Source, I believe my Rsense resistor went into open circuit and a few rectifier diodes on the high side also went into open circuit. When I was trying to fix it, I I replaced components with what I believe are suitable substitutes but I can't seem to get the board to work again without something short-circuiting or blowing. I was wondering if you might be open to help with troubleshooting? I can provide more details and circuit diagrams/picture of the board etc. But if you're too busy, I also understand. Thank you!

[@technicalcracker8926]

salam sir, you took frequency practically.but what if the current sense reisistor is burnt and our supply is no more working.how we can take the frequency then?

[@HaseebElectronics]

yes
for that purpose we can calculate frequency using RT CT Value
check video number 559

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Here 2.5 means?

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What the value of the 5 band resistor, yellow, purple, gold, gold and white?🙏

[@HaseebElectronics]

if the right most color band is white
then it is capacitor
it is 4.7pf */-5% 900volt

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[@HaseebElectronics]

Dear Sir
Really i remember that and i missed it
i am sorry for that
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[@HaseebElectronics]

yes dear i am already trying to arrange for it. as i receive too many suggestion to explain ECU assemblies

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Can we calculate peak voltage from rms?

[@HaseebElectronics]

multiply RMS *1.414 = v peak
check video number 305 for more details

[@HETRM]

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[@HETRM]

@@HaseebElectronics sir you said that we can not measure peak voltage so. . If we do not have oscilloscope in that case, can we calculate the peak value using the above formula?

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@@HETRM exactly yes

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[@HaseebElectronics]

2.5 is used for DCM flyback conversion

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