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[What to use, digital multimeter or oscilloscope? ]
Some digital multimeters have an inductance range, which can be used to measure the leakage inductance of the transformer. However, if the digital multimeter does not have an inductance range, a multibridge or inductance and capacitance tester is required.
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This power is not small. Without RCD absorption, the power tube cannot bear it. When 265VAC input, the rectified voltage peak is 375V, plus the reflected voltage is 100V, plus the leakage inductance peak is 80V, this is almost 600V, is it abnormal to use 1KV?
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This circuit does not have RCD absorption, and I am going to add RCD absorption. Teacher, do you have any good suggestions on adding RCD absorption?
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The power level shown in the drawing should be added. If the leakage inductance of your transformer is very small (multiple windings seem difficult to achieve), and the capacitor C107 shown in the drawing is relatively large (the loss is considerable), the leakage inductance peak may be controlled, but the probability of achieving this without adding RCD is very small. I personally don't have this experience.
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How to test the leakage inductance of the transformer? Short-circuit the secondary side and measure the primary side. But how to measure it specifically? I have not been able to find a suitable method recently. What should I use to measure it, a digital multimeter or an oscilloscope?
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To test the transformer leakage inductance, short-circuit the transformer secondary (if there are multiple secondary windings, all of them need to be short-circuited), and use a multi-bridge or inductance and capacitance tester to measure the inductance of the primary winding when the secondary winding is short-circuited. If the transformer primary is also connected to other components, such as common-mode inductors and capacitors, it is necessary to connect the primary winding to these components.
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To test the transformer leakage inductance, short-circuit the transformer secondary (if there are multiple secondary windings, all of them need to be short-circuited), and use a multi-bridge or inductance and capacitance tester to measure the inductance of the primary winding when the secondary winding is short-circuited. If the transformer primary is also connected to other components, such as common-mode inductors and capacitors, it is necessary to connect the primary winding to these components.
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