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Unleashed
Wed Jun 13 2012, 04:18PM Print
Unleashed Registered Member #5171 Joined: Tue Jun 05 2012, 11:32AM
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Hello everyone.
Today i'm making this new thread(yeah, again) to ask you some help about building a full bridge psu.
The diagram i'm gonna use, is this one
Link2
But.. something is really not clear at me.
The most unclear thing, it's about these transformers, i mean the ones that have GDTA-GDTB, and GTDB-GDTA..
How should i make them?
thanks in advance to everyone will help me.
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plazmatron
Wed Jun 13 2012, 05:01PM
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They should be wound as per the descriptions espoused in the DRSSTC sections of his website.

The turns ratio will be about 1:2:2 for each GDT, on a suitable ferrite core. Do a quick search on here to see what core models other people are using, and what number of turns you should be using.

For example, for my GDT's I use large ferrite rings from Maplin, and find 10:20:20 turns quite suitable. I wind them with twisted pairs removed from CAT-5 cable.

Les
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Unleashed
Wed Jun 13 2012, 05:04PM
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Could you post the link of the site you are talking about?
Thanks.
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Unleashed
Wed Jun 13 2012, 05:32PM
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I found it.
Anyway, what's the best way for powering up this thing?
Thanks.
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Thomas W
Thu Jun 14 2012, 07:47PM
Thomas W Registered Member #3324 Joined: Sun Oct 17 2010, 06:57PM
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are these ferrite cores much good?
Link2

both me and Uleashed are working together on this :3
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plazmatron
Thu Jun 14 2012, 08:18PM
plazmatron Registered Member #1134 Joined: Tue Nov 20 2007, 04:39PM
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Tom Williamson wrote ...

are these ferrite cores much good?
Link2

both me and Uleashed are working together on this :3

Probably not. From the description, it says they are powdered metal cores.
Either buy cores for which there are proper specifications, or experiment with a few (this is how I found the cores from Maplin)

There is a wiki that you may find useful here: Link2

And some more info, and suppliers here: Link2

Les
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Dr. Brownout
Thu Jun 14 2012, 10:51PM
Dr. Brownout Registered Member #2405 Joined: Fri Oct 02 2009, 12:59AM
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Tom Williamson wrote ...

are these ferrite cores much good?
Link2

both me and Uleashed are working together on this :3

Tom,
If you use cores that are made of 77 or 78 material then you should be good. All the cores I use I try to use that mix and they work fine. They are pretty common cores.
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Thomas W
Fri Jun 15 2012, 05:51AM
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what kind of size should i be looking at then for the toroids and best place to buy them?
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Ash Small
Fri Jun 15 2012, 09:45AM
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You don't need toroids, Tom. E-cores will do.

RS supply a lot, but they tend to be more expensive than some places. They don't supply the big ones we like to use for H-bridges, but supply loads suitable for GDT's.
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Thomas W
Fri Jun 15 2012, 11:02AM
Thomas W Registered Member #3324 Joined: Sun Oct 17 2010, 06:57PM
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dont E cores have a worse Leakeage inductance?

where does everyone usualy get theres from?
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