SMPS with multiple output

Hi guys,

I am trying to design a SMPS with the following outputs:
5V/15A
8V/5A
15V/3A
-15V/3A
18V/1A

I can not figure out what is the best topology I could use for this power supply. Does the Half Bridge topology work for this type of power supply. Please help or guide me to the best web site, which I could found some sample circuits. Thank you very much for your help.

Boatman1008

 

You'd probably need a custom solution for that. It's a hell of a lot of power.

You could build five independant powersupplies.

Input range would be 10-25 volts, not sure of current requirements, this can be raw from a transformer of suitable rating.



http://www.national.com/appinfo/power/

5V 15A
http://webench.national.com/ss1/ss?VinMin=10&VinMax=25&O1V=5&O1I=15&op_TA=30

8V 5A
http://webench.national.com/ss1/ss?VinMin=10&VinMax=25&O1V=8&O1I=5&op_TA=30

15V 3A
http://webench.national.com/ss1/ss?VinMin=10&VinMax=25&O1V=15&O1I=3&op_TA=30

-15V 3A
not sure

18V 1A
http://webench.national.com/ss1/ss?VinMin=10&VinMax=25&O1V=18&O1I=1&op_TA=30

 

I assume it is an off-line switcher? If so, then either flyback/forward or half bridge topologies are suitable, although with higher power half-bridge does have advantages of distributing the load to two switches instead of one. However, the cost would be higher and the transformer design is more elaborate.

I would probably go with flyback, just to keep things simple.

If you want to see some example circuits of off-line switchers, I found that the onsemi site is quite excellent. There are many application notes and design examples on their AC-DC offline controllers.

You'd probably also need a PFC for that.

 

you can check this

www.powerint.com

 

How about modifying an ATX or AT computer PSU by rewinding all but the 5 volt windings on the Output transformer. Not sure which line the regulator ref is taken from (possibly the 12 volt) so modifying the divider to give the proper ref from the new 15 volt line would probably also be required.