220v to 400v 5A power supply( boost convertor )

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rustedone

Joined Sep 2, 2018
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hello everyone. I want to make a 220v to 440v 5A power supply and got few design but honestly don't have much experience .
1_there is voltage doubler but i heard i doesn't provide much amperage.
2_boost convertor : i have few file and pdf explaining it .i think it's good enough but not sure how to pick suitable parts.
i have 2 different circuits for booster but there are some part in one of them that is hard to find in here and missing some parts from other . maybe it is possible to somehow combine them ..upload_2019-10-7_19-14-31.png
this is one of them ... the ntc 12a and emi transformer(for 220v 10a) can't find them locally.
and this is the other one upload_2019-10-7_19-17-7.jpeg


well basically it will be the second one with more caps... but still not sure how to finish it ... cause i want to order a company to make it .
I will be grateful if you have any advice regarding parts or a better way to do this. it's my first time posting here ... so sorry if it have any problems.
 
Hi,

The first circuit is not a voltage doubler. It's a bipolar power supply which is unstable. You should go for a boost converter, but you need to provide more details. What's your 220VDC source? If you have no experience in designing power converters, choose a company or experienced engineer to do it for you.
 

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rustedone

Joined Sep 2, 2018
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Hi,

The first circuit is not a voltage doubler. It's a bipolar power supply which is unstable. You should go for a boost converter, but you need to provide more details. What's your 220VDC source? If you have no experience in designing power converters, choose a company or experienced engineer to do it for you.
it's not 220vdc. it's normal 220vac ...from houses and ... and detail for parts...? well from formals that got it. L=1MILI HENRY. about 50% duty cycle. rectifier output is 220vdc 10a . what kind of detail you're talking about ?
it's not like i have no idea for parameters. but choosing optimal parts .
 

BobTPH

Joined Jun 5, 2013
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If input is AC, just use a transformer. If output is AC, you are done. If DC, you need a rectifier bridge and smoothing capacitor.

Bob
 

ronsimpson

Joined Oct 7, 2019
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Post #1 picture 2 is a simplified diagram. This will take 120 or 220 vac and make 400Vdc.
A PFC circuit does not regulate the 400Vdc very well. With some changes it will do the job.


Picture of a PFC board using a different IC.
 

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rustedone

Joined Sep 2, 2018
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Post #1 picture 2 is a simplified diagram. This will take 120 or 220 vac and make 400Vdc.
A PFC circuit does not regulate the 400Vdc very well. With some changes it will do the job.


Picture of a PFC board using a different IC.
thanks a lot man... this looks cool. I drew a simpler one too can you take a look ? upload_2019-10-8_16-55-30.png
while yours is better I'm not sure i can find all the stuff. and i need it for induction forge ... so I don't think it's need to be that sensitive to quality ... but i make sure to study the circuit. thanks again ...
 

DickCappels

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This looks like and interesting project offering much to learn, however we are not permitted to discuss transformerless power supplies on the forum, and I can't see this going to a power supply that is transformer isolated from the line.

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