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srsg + mots - happy couple?
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- Date: Sat, 22 Oct 2005 11:51:24 -0600
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Original poster: "Dmitry (father dest)" <dest@xxxxxxxxxxx>
i heard that in case of using mots and rsg together we need heavy
ballasting, or very high speed of the rotary spinning. i think
there`s no need neither in the first nor in the second - here are the
model of my psu:
http://cis.ru/~dest/my_psu.GIF
on the left we see 4 mots connected in series, then the full bridge &
the inductor. on the right from the inductor we see rsg, primary cap,
primary coil, secondary tank circuit, load.
here are the waveforms:
http://cis.ru/~dest/my_psu2.GIF
at the top picture - voltage on the primary cap (yellow), the current
through the inductor (blue), at the bottom one - primary cap current.
i`ve specially took the worst case - 3 notches, but as we see from the
waveforms even in such situation the current through the inductor
would not exceed 3ma value during 200us, so well-known "power
arcing" is absent as a class.
this result can be achieved by the rsg adjusting - it must fire when
the mains voltage is zero:
http://cis.ru/~dest/my_psu3.GIF
at the top picture - line voltage (red), at the bottom - primary
cap voltage (blue), the current through the inductor (yellow).
the inductor also increases the voltage from the mots - of course not
in 2 times as in the dc powering, but approximately in 1.6 times, and
i guess it`s enough for me.
any comments, objections?