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Figure 48. Transformer parasitic capacitances

CWW

6.5.3

Schottky diode

The selection of the Schottky diode should consider the following parameters:

•

Maximum forward current, mainly defined by the secondary output current demand (see equation (43));

•

Forward voltage drop, which affects the secondary output voltage regulation

•

Maximum peak reverse voltage. During the on phase of the primary side, when in the secondary side no

current flows, the diode is reverse biased and must withstand this voltage:

VD1_rev = N∙VINmax−VOUT_pri+VOUT_sec

(44)

•

Junction capacitance, which should be as low as possible in order to reduce the ringing described in the

previous section

6.5.4

Output capacitors selection

Primary output capacitor

As in a standard buck converter, the primary output capacitor is involved in:

•

Determining the output voltage ripple

•

Supporting load transient

•

The loop stability, by setting one pole and one zero in the transfer function

Considering the ouput voltage ripple requirement, the primary output capacitance should be selected according to

the following equation:

COUT_pri=

ΔIpri

8∙fSW∙ΔVOUT_pri−ESR∙ΔIpri

(45)

Normally MLCC capacitor are the best choice for the output capacitor, therefore the ESR contribution is negligible

and the equation (46) can be simplified.

Secondary output capacitor

The secondary output capacitor supplies the secondary output load current during the tON (when diode D1 is

reverse biased) and its value defines the secondary output voltage ripple (ΔVOUT).

COUT_sec= IOUT_sec∙D

ΔVOUT_sec∙fSW

(46)

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