SneaKSz
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Hello all,
I've been off for a while( school work). Now I need to know how the flyback transfo works.
The schematic :
**broken link removed**
1) if the N-gate Mosfet conducts , the current in the primary coil will rise linear. The voltage on the secundairy coil will be -(N2/N1)*V(coil1). The diode will not conduct.
1) the mosfet does not conduct, the coil1 wants the current to be stable and will make a reversed voltage. the polarity of the voltage on the secondary side will be reversed. The diode will conduct and the the cap will charge.
my question now is : what voltage will the secondary side have?
hopefully someone someone has an answer for me .
Thanks in advance.
I've been off for a while( school work). Now I need to know how the flyback transfo works.
The schematic :
**broken link removed**
1) if the N-gate Mosfet conducts , the current in the primary coil will rise linear. The voltage on the secundairy coil will be -(N2/N1)*V(coil1). The diode will not conduct.
1) the mosfet does not conduct, the coil1 wants the current to be stable and will make a reversed voltage. the polarity of the voltage on the secondary side will be reversed. The diode will conduct and the the cap will charge.
my question now is : what voltage will the secondary side have?
hopefully someone someone has an answer for me .
Thanks in advance.