Boost chopper 24v to 96v 500w

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Soufiane Gaizen

Joined Oct 14, 2015
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Hi i'am working on boost chopper for my project
i need a 3000w boost chopper 24v to 96v but i cam up with the idea to made 6, 500w boost chopper to replace the 3000w
the problem that i need a circuit with voltage regulation because when i hit the accelerator in my bruchless motor which is alimented with this converter i burn my circuit.
 

tcmtech

Joined Nov 4, 2013
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More info would be much helpful.

Power source and it's ratings plus the motor and it's ratings and the overall application are a good place to start.
 

tcmtech

Joined Nov 4, 2013
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Unless you have a pile of spare parts from power inverters and like switching power supply systems you won't build a 3000 watt 24 to 96-volt converter for less than it would cost to buy the proper sized batteries to make a 96-volt power pack.
 

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Soufiane Gaizen

Joined Oct 14, 2015
5
i cant get the proper size of batteries because i m limited with weight so what is my other solution what about build 6 dc-dc converter with 500w
 

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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You are going to get the same amount of watt hours per pound of battery regardless of whether you use 1 large battery or 8 small batteries. Using the wrong battery voltage and trying to boost the voltage will only cost you efficiency and an expensive converter.
 

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Soufiane Gaizen

Joined Oct 14, 2015
5
and what about 48v to 96v is there any chance
because we are all ready had same batteries of 48v and we have no chance for buying 96v batteries :p money issues
 

tcmtech

Joined Nov 4, 2013
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So how did you end up with two incompatible components for a design that needs matching components and what are we supposed to do being you clearly have a budget that won't fit the need?
 

ronv

Joined Nov 12, 2008
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and what about 48v to 96v is there any chance
because we are all ready had same batteries of 48v and we have no chance for buying 96v batteries :p money issues
It is difficult to parallel switching regulators. Do they have constant current adjustment?
Your objective is to make the motor go faster?
 

Papabravo

Joined Feb 24, 2006
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and what about 48v to 96v is there any chance
because we are all ready had same batteries of 48v and we have no chance for buying 96v batteries :p money issues
I guess you are well and truly hosed. Maybe the sponsors can cough up more money. Maybe you can save spare change for a year and do it next year.
 
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