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EP11 Datasheet(HTML) 38 Page - Power Integrations, Inc. |
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38 / 46 page ![]() EPR-00011 - 70 W Adapter 22-Jan-01 Page 38 of 46 Power Integrations Inc Tel: +1 408 414 9200 Fax: +1 408 414 9201 www: http://www.powerint.com 13.1 Efficiency: Items to consider for maximising efficiency: • Transformer: - Minimise leakage inductance and conduction losses - Use highest possible duty factor and operate in continuous mode for reduced peak currents (the copper window of the transformer bobbin may limit this) • Output Diodes: - Use low forward drop, higher current rated diodes - Use Schottky-barrier diodes when possible - Parallel diodes to reduce forward drop. Take care to make sure that paralleled diodes share current equally (the EP11 uses dual secondary windings and a common heat sink to achieve this). - Allow diodes to run as hot as possible (consistent with maximum board temperature and component life constraints). This will minimize the forward drop. • Power Switch (TOPSwitch-GX): - Use a lower RDS(ON) part (the TOP249 used in the EP11 is capable of over 250 Watts in an open frame design) - Use the highest possible maximum operating duty cycle to reduce conduction losses (this must be balanced against increased leakage and transformer losses). • Line Filter: -Use as few turns as possible for inductor windings - Increase capacitor value (rather than inductor value) where practical, to minimize differential choke size down. 13.2 Heat Sinking: Heat sinking power devices such as the TOPSwitch-GX, input diodes, and output diodes will be more critical in an adapter application than in open frame designs. This is largely because all of the generated heat must be CONDUCTED through the enclosure walls. The heat sinks used in EP11 are made of copper. Copper has high thermal conductivity (~3.94 W/cm oC), but it is heavy. Aluminum may be used instead. It is lighter, but it has somewhat lower thermal conductivity (~2.18 W/cm oC). The net thermal conductivity from the heat generating components to the outside air of the adapter’s enclosure together with the overall efficiency of the supply determines the maximum continuous power output for a given environment. |
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