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Ash Small
Wed Jan 23 2013, 10:49PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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With flyback mode you get a higher voltage than with push pull, and more than you ought to get from the turns ratio between primary and secondary. I think this is because energy is stored in the airgap, and also because flyback mode works by suddenly stopping the current, which means the voltage on the primary rises, due to the stored energy having nowhere to go. I don't fully understand it, but that's pretty much why you get a sudden HV pulse from the secondary.

With a 'normal' push pull transformer, the usual limitations of turns ratio and volts per turn apply. If you pump in more volts than the number of turns on the primary can handle, the core saturates and gets hot, wasting energy.

It's a 'black art' but I'm slowly learning it by reading the threads on here, etc.
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StormInABottle
Thu Jan 24 2013, 06:21AM
StormInABottle Registered Member #9252 Joined: Fri Jan 04 2013, 06:27AM
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Hmm. What is the best non push pull driver. ZVS is push pull.

But i suppose i am not running that single transistor crap.

The zvs is really simple i made it in about 5 mins. But is there any other simple circuit that runs on flyback mode?
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Daedronus
Thu Jan 24 2013, 10:07AM
Daedronus Registered Member #2329 Joined: Tue Sept 01 2009, 08:25AM
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push pull is the best driving topology, particularly as a full bridge but NOT as ZVS.
With a full bridge push/pull driver your output voltage is not going to be limited by the driver, the isolation of the transformer itself is the limit, unless you place it under oil.
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StormInABottle
Thu Jan 24 2013, 03:04PM
StormInABottle Registered Member #9252 Joined: Fri Jan 04 2013, 06:27AM
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Everything i made is put into oil to avoid things from blowing up
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