Transformer
Forward Type Converter - magnetic sizing

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Transformer
Forward Type Converter - magnetic sizing

Author : Damien RISALETTO

Review date: June 1, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. Transformer

2.1 Problem position

The first problem to be solved when sizing a transformer is choosing the magnetic core. We propose to establish a link between the transformer's electrical parameters (voltages, currents, power, transformation ratio, etc.) and its geometric dimensions, so as to ensure maximum power transmission in minimum volume.

The parameters involved in sizing the transformer of a forward converter are numerous, and many of them can only be estimated fairly approximately (winding expansion coefficient, efficiency, skin effect, eddy currents, losses in the magnetic circuit in non-sinusoidal signals, temperature rise, etc.) or chosen fairly empirically (operating frequency, maximum induction). The magnetic properties of the material are themselves dependent...

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