Indeed they should....
Ok, the person who posted #11 would have to explain that.
Indeed they should....
Ok, the person who posted #11 would have to explain that.
No, it's not a homework assignment. I'm 58 years old and not in school. My nonprofit org is developing a project. www.theboom.orgOK, now the picture starts to come into focus ..........
This sounds like a Homework assignment.
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I posted a reply to your questions here, to the best of my ability and current knowledge:Then answer all the questions in post #13 and You will start getting valuable responses.
Inductor for isolation...... how? If the power supply has isolation will that help?Our coupled inductor is for galvanic isolation between this PS and the load.
How it can work with unipolar voltage. Inductor/transformer flux will increase to core saturation with unipolar voltage. Is the coupled inductor an air core inductor?This PS is driving a coupled inductor, with a load on the secondary
I updated the original question. And for simplicity i'll stick with the original 5A.The picture of a Sine-Wave shows a 1-Volt Peak to Peak waveform, with a 0.5-Volt Positive-Offset.
This makes the Output being specified a varying DC-Voltage.
your post says nothing about the characterization of the Load.
But it does say that You want 20-Amps, instead of the 5-Amps originally specified.
Place 5V across 8mOhm is not 20A.I believe the impedance of the loads are (for each): @1kHz AC, 8 mΩ
Answered in the original question.Do you want to have a peak at 0V and the other peak to be at 14V? (see below)
How regulated must the voltage be? Will +/-20% work or it can be 1%.
Do you need current limit for when the load is shorted?
How accurate must the "0V" be? Can it be -0.6V?
Sorry, disregard the 20A spec. I reverted to 5A, as in the original question.Place 5V across 8mOhm is not 20A.
For the purpose of this question, i removed the coupled inductor from the requirement.How it can work with unipolar voltage. Inductor/transformer flux will increase to core saturation with unipolar voltage. Is the coupled inductor an air core inductor?
I work with CoilCraft and they know better.However, Coilcraft informed me that the inductor of interest can accommodate a unipolar oscillation, and will output a unipolar oscillation on the secondary.
"with"?I work with CoilCraft and they know better.
I will have to do a bit of investigating to give info that makes sense. ThxYou say the load is 8mΩ. If you put 5V across it, it will pull 625A. If you want 5A through it, the voltage will be 40mV. Sorry, you cannot have 5A at 5V into any load except 1Ω,
i tried to answer all of them in my original post. But i do need to get clarity on load resistance. Still looking into it.If all of the hanging questions ever get answered,