Fly Back Regulator

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Fly Back  Regulator

Fly Back DC to DC converter, is a derivation of Bust Converter, but instead of store the energy and delivery it directly to a capacitor, it had internal windings and the energy is stored in the gap of the transformer. Then deliberated on their secondary winding, diodes also works exactly like the bust converter, it will delivery the energy on the capacitors Just when MOSFET is OFF like the Bust converter.
Fig 1 show the basic principle, Fig 2 MOSFET is modulated by the square wave, Fig 3 represent the total control of the fly back, R3 sense the voltage output and it is compared with voltage reference Vref. photo isolated transistor then feedback the PWM signal required to regulate the voltage according to the value of Diode Zener Vref.
Advantages/Applications:
Its is used for:
 Low cost , Multiple outputs
 Output current less than 7 Amps
 Good voltage tracking between outputs
 Fast transient response
 Only one diode per output
 No filter inductor in secondary
 Feed forward compensation in current mode schemes.
 Disadvantages
 Large peak current: Low ESR capacitors
Transistor selection
Bvceo >1.2 Vin(max)
Icpk > 2Po/(Vin*n*Dmax)
Diode Selection
Vr > Vo+ Vin(n)
If > @ Po/(1-Dmax) Vo

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