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Will the program be published on 2021-7-20 10:32 Yes, that's right. The transformer is very small. The primary is powered by 24V, and the duty cycle can be adjusted to a maximum of 50KV. Can you analyze this circuit...
The MOS power tube and driving circuit used in the transformer on the 13th floor are roughly the same as those on the 15th floor. Only the transformer and rectifier circuit have been changed. The transformer on the 13th floor is much simpler and smaller than the pile of diodes, capacitors and resistors on the 15th floor.
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Yes, an experiment I did before can output 30KV high voltage. But it needs an adjustable output voltage switching power supply to power the HV. I want to remove the switching power supply. Directly use the 310V rectified from 220V, and then adjust the output high voltage through the duty cycle! Last time you said that the voltage doubler rectifier circuit has little to do with the duty cycle
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Yes, an experiment I did before can output 30KV high voltage. But it needs an adjustable output voltage switching power supply to power the HV. I want to remove the switching power supply. Directly use the 310V rectified from 220V, and then adjust the output high voltage through the duty cycle! Last time you said that the voltage doubler rectifier circuit has little to do with the duty cycle
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In a flyback switching power supply, the transformer secondary voltage is asymmetric, and the amplitudes in the forward and reverse directions are not equal (they can differ by many times), so it is not suitable to use a voltage doubler rectifier circuit.
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In a flyback switching power supply, the transformer secondary voltage is asymmetric, and the amplitudes in the forward and reverse directions are not equal (they can differ by many times), so it is not suitable to use a voltage doubler rectifier circuit.
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In a flyback switching power supply, the transformer secondary voltage is asymmetric, and the amplitudes in the forward and reverse directions are not equal (they can differ by many times), so it is not suitable to use a voltage doubler rectifier circuit.
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This high-voltage package is made into a flyback type, and the duty cycle can be changed to control the high-voltage DC output. However, it is necessary to pay attention to the following: 1. Can the high-voltage package and rectifier withstand 25kV voltage? 2. Is there a filter capacitor that can withstand 25kV DC voltage? 3. Does the 25kV DC high-voltage output share the same ground with the control circuit?
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[attachimg]550921[/attachimg] For a high-voltage package like this that directly outputs DC, there is no need to add a filter capacitor externally. The voltage detection circuit is grounded. The output is 25KV. If you want a higher voltage, you can connect two high-voltage packages in series.
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[attachimg]551185[/attachimg] This circuit is an electrostatic generator made with UC3525ADWTR. The same-name terminal of the high-voltage package (T1) in the figure may not be as shown in the figure. I am not sure. The G pole of the MOS tube is driven by OutPutA of UC3525ADWTR, and OutPutB is empty. By changing the duty cycle
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Yes, that's right. The transformer is very small. The primary is powered by 24V, and the duty cycle can be adjusted to a maximum of 50KV. Can you analyze this circuit? In fact, my ultimate goal is to adjust the output voltage by the duty cycle, and the high-voltage winding should not be too complicated. The above solution just meets my needs.
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"In fact, my ultimate goal is to adjust the output voltage through the duty cycle, and the winding of the high-voltage package should not be too complicated." The transformer picture posted on the 13th floor is a ready-made transformer, which has been wound and packaged, so it is not complicated.
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"In fact, my ultimate goal is to adjust the output voltage through the duty cycle, and the winding of the high-voltage package should not be too complicated." The transformer picture posted on the 13th floor is a ready-made transformer, which has been wound and packaged, so it is not complicated.
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