Forward-Converter Design Leverages Clever Magnetics Part 2 Focus: Originally developed as a power supply solution for a set-top box application, a dual-output 130-W forward converter uses synchronous rectification and a coupled output inductor to achieve high efficiency and low cost. The design, which is built around the FS7M0880 current-mode PWM controller IC, is described in detail. Part 2 discusses design of the coupled-output inductor, MOSFET selection, capacitor selection, and loop compensation.
What you’ll learn: - How to design a dual-output forward converter with high efficiency and low cost for consumer applications
- How to improve dynamic cross regulation in a dual-output forward converter
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Author & Publication: Carl Walding, Field Applications Engineer, Fairchild Semiconductor, Chicago, Power Electronics Technology, Aug 01 2007
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