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Then the value of the IRMS current must be determined:
Equation 11
Equation 12
2.1
Flyback transformer design
The transformer design mainly consists of fixing the magnetic core, its geometry and the
exact number of primary turns. The standard soft ferrite with gapped core and E-type
geometry is a common choice for flyback topology because it is low cost and suitable for
low/medium power applications. For this project E16/8/5 N87 material has been chosen.
First the power losses of the ferrite with regard to the maximum magnetic flux
ΔBmax must
be determined. From the datasheet of the N87 material, the dynamic magnetization curve
shows that
ΔBmax = 380 mT (@ T=100 °C) but we impose a ΔBmax = 200 mT to have a
safety margin. So, knowing the switching frequency (fs=100 kHz) and the magnetic flux, we
can determine the relative core losses ( referring to the datasheet of N87, see the figure
"relative core losses versus frequency"):
Therefore the power losses of the ferrite are:
Equation 13
where Ve=0.75 cm
3 is the total volume of the core.
Knowing that the thermal resistance Rth of the selected core is 65 °C/W, we have:
Equation 14
This result provides the thermal condition regarding the hypothesis of
ΔBmax. Next we have
to add the power losses due to the winding.
Now the number of primary turns must be calculated.
Equation 15
where Amin = 19.4 mm² is the minimum area of ferrite.
I
Prms
I
P
3
-------
T
ONmax
T
s
---------------------
85mA
≅
=
I
Srms
I
S peak
,
3
------------------
T
reset
T
s
---------------
713mA
≅
=
P
v
400mW cm
3
⁄
=
P
fe
P
vVe
=
P
fe
P
vVe
0.75
400
•
300mW
==
=
P
fe
ΔT
R
th
--------
=
ΔT19.5°C
=
N
P
V
DCminTONmax
ΔB
maxAmin
-----------------------------------------
=



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