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toyo22r
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hello,
I am somewhat new at smps. I am designing a simple circuit to amplify
square wave 400hz signal to 340Vpp signal. Am I correct to assume that
half bridge drive circuit is for single rail only (ie positive swing) an
that what i should use is a full bridge driving 4 MOSFETs?
Also I breadboarded a half-bridge circuit driving 2 MOSFETs. The rai
voltage is rectified line from a variac so that i can ramp it up slowly.
The output signal looks good until I reach about 80V. The the signa
appears to saturate and its amplitude stays at about 60V and will no
increase even with increasing rail voltage.
Thanks in advance.
Paul
I am somewhat new at smps. I am designing a simple circuit to amplify
square wave 400hz signal to 340Vpp signal. Am I correct to assume that
half bridge drive circuit is for single rail only (ie positive swing) an
that what i should use is a full bridge driving 4 MOSFETs?
Also I breadboarded a half-bridge circuit driving 2 MOSFETs. The rai
voltage is rectified line from a variac so that i can ramp it up slowly.
The output signal looks good until I reach about 80V. The the signa
appears to saturate and its amplitude stays at about 60V and will no
increase even with increasing rail voltage.
Thanks in advance.
Paul