This is the current circuit, and the current waveform of the upper tube I measured is shown in the figure below:
1 is the upper tube current, 4 is the upper tube drive, 2 is the lower tube current
Channels 2, 3 are the switching tube DS voltages respectively
Now that the voltage cannot be increased, the tube can't stand it when it is about 400V, and the current waveform is a bit different from the simulation. What could be the reason?
Cannon ポストする November 9, 2020
Is there a short circuit in the transformer?
Royce ポストする November 9, 2020
What does a transformer short circuit mean? Didn't the original vice side achieve isolation?
Milly ポストする November 9, 2020
It feels like a short circuit between turns.
Memphis ポストする November 9, 2020
Whether the transformer has magnetic flux saturation.
