Snubber circuit for DC-DC voltage converter
A DC voltage and converter technology, applied in the direction of converting DC power input to DC power output, adjusting electrical variables, and high-efficiency power electronic conversion, which can solve the problems of high manufacturing cost and expensive components.
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[0014] figure 1 A schematic diagram of a DC voltage converter 1 is shown. The direct voltage converter 1 comprises a transformer 2 with a primary-side winding 2 a and a secondary-side winding which is divided into two subsections 2 b and 2 c via a center tap. The transformer 2 can be designed, for example, to convert a high voltage into a low voltage and for example have a winding ratio between the primary-side and secondary-side windings higher than 1, in particular eg 10:1. The winding ratio of the two secondary-side winding sections 2b and 2c may not be equal to 1. In particular, this winding ratio can be 1, ie the two secondary-side winding sections 2b and 2c have the same number of windings.
[0015] In this case, the center tap is connected via a secondary-side inductance 3 to the first output connection 9 a. The two end-side taps of the respective secondary-side winding sections 2b and 2c are connected on the one hand to the two inputs of the synchronous rectifier c...
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