SMPS Design 220V AC TO 12-0-12V AC 65KHZ 20W

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SMPS Design 220V AC TO 12-0-12V AC 65KHZ 20W

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#2. SMPS design 220V AC to 12-0-12 AC 20 Watt. TL494 and IGBT 25N120 and ferrite transformer used.
#3. SMPS design 220v ac to 12-0-12 ac oscilloscope response. Perfect sine wave noted at output.

In this document I'm demonstrating how to design SMPS with 220v AC to 12-0-12 V 65khz and power handling of 20W.

The operating frequency is 65 Khz.

Im using IC TL494 as oscillator.

please follow the transformer design and circuit diagrams. For component list refer supplies section.

Supplies

CIRCUIT TL494 SMPS 230V 12-0-12 65KHZ 20W.bmp

Bill of materials

C1 22PF

C2 220uF/400v

C3 47uF/400v

D KBL04 Bridge

D1 12V 1W

D2 SCOTTKEY DIODE

J1 ANY

L1 Line filter

Q1 25N120

R1 100K

R2 100K

R3 100K

R4 100K

R5 10K

R6 47k 5w

R6 820E 5W

R6 47K 5W

R7 47k 5w

R8 330E 1W

R9 47k 5w

R10 100E 1W

R11 30W LAMP

R11 100K 1/4W

R11 10K 1/4W

T1 FERRITE TRANSFORMER

U1 TL494

Construction

Please follow the circuit diagram for Contruction.

The circuit uses 220V AC supply and makes it DC. There is a risk of electrical shock.

Please refer to the videos attached.

TL494 is designed to generate a fixed frequency of 65khz.

The Circuit will take power from 230 V DC line initially and later on the Aux winding of the transformer will feed power to the circuit.

To power up the TL494 and to drive the IGBT gate resistance R6,R7,R9 all 47k 5W are connected in parallel. 12V zener diode D1 maintains the voltage from aux winding to 12 volts.


IGBT 25N120 is used as a switching device.

The oscilloscope response is added as image file as a reference.

Transformer Design Data

Transformer design data

Input 220V AC 12-0-12 V AC output @ 20W

Primary winding design

Vin = 230V DC input voltage

Npri = No. of primary turns = (Vin*10^10)/(4*frequency Hz*flux density Gauss*Core area sq.mm)

= (230*10^10)/(4*65000*1500*69)

= 85.47 turns or 85 turns

Auxiliary winding design

Aux. winding voltage Vaux = 12V * 1.414 (p-p)

= 16.98 V

No. of Aux. turns = (Vaux/Vin)*Npri

= (16.98/230)*85.47

= 6.30 turns = 6 turns

Secondary winding design

Sec. winding voltage Vsec = 12V * 1.414 (p-p)

= 16.98 V

No. of Aux. turns = (Vsec/Vin)*Npri

= (16.98/230)*85.47

= 6.30 turns = 6 turns

Wire size = 32 SWG

Current capacity = 100 mA

Primary power = 230V*0.1 A = 23 W

Secondary winding is center tapped.

Secondary current = 23 W / (12 V + 12 V) = 0.95 A

0.95/0.1 A = 9.58 conductors say 10 conductors.

1 more conductor for aux. winding.





Conclusion

Make circuit as per diagram.

Make transformer as per diagram.

The circuit uses 220V AC supply and makes it DC. There is a risk of electrical shock. Please don't perform this experiment if you are not aware of AC and DC 220V characteristics. Parts of this circuit is not isolated from mains and hence there is risk of electric shock.