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    The document discusses the flyback converter, a type of switched-mode power supply. It describes how flyback converters work using a flyback transformer, with current flowing one way when the primary switch is on and storing energy in the transformer's magnetic field, and then releasing that energy in the opposite direction when the switch turns off. The document covers key aspects of flyback converters like typical waveforms, operating modes, transformer design considerations, and their use in applications like power supplies and lamp circuits.

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    The document discusses the flyback converter, a type of switched-mode power supply. It describes how flyback converters work using a flyback transformer, with current flowing one way when the primary switch is on and storing energy in the transformer's magnetic field, and then releasing that energy in the opposite direction when the switch turns off. The document covers key aspects of flyback converters like typical waveforms, operating modes, transformer design considerations, and their use in applications like power supplies and lamp circuits.

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    Analysis 3

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    The document discusses the flyback converter, a type of switched-mode power supply. It describes how flyback converters work using a flyback transformer, with current flowing one way when the primary switch is on and storing energy in the transformer's magnetic field, and then releasing that energy in the opposite direction when the switch turns off. The document covers key aspects of flyback converters like typical waveforms, operating modes, transformer design considerations, and their use in applications like power supplies and lamp circuits.

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    FLY BACK CONVERTER

    INVENTION OF FLYBACK CONVERTER

    FLYBACK DERIVATION

    FLYBACK FEATURES

    WHY CHOOSE FLYBACK?

    PROPERTIES OF FLYACK CONVERTER

    FLY BACK TRANSFORMER

    FLY BACK TRANSFORMER

    CURRENT FLOW IN FLYBACK CONVETRER

    URRENT FLOW IN FLYBACK CONVERTER

    FLY BACK CONVERTER IN DCM

    FLY BACK CONVERTER IN DCM

    WHEN THE PRIMARY SWITCH IS ON

    RGY STORED IN MAGNETISATION INDUCT

    RELEASE OF ENERGY

    TYPICAL WAVEFORMS

    TYPICAL CHARECTERISTICS

    BUCK BOOST IN CCM AND DCM

    OWER AND VOLTAGE AS A FUNCTION OF FREQU

    MAXIMUM VOLTAGE STRESS

    RE CORE DOESNOT SATURATE MEANS CONVERTER IS IN

    WHY DCM?

    TURNS RATIO

    TURNS RATIO

    PRIMARY INDUCTANCE

    MAX SWITCH CURRENT DCM

    PRIMARY RMS CURRENT AND WIRE SIZE

    RMS VALUES OF TYPICAL WAVEFORMS

    RMS VALUES OF TYPICAL WAVEFORMS

    PRIMARY RMS CURRENT AND WIRE SIZE

    FLY BACK TRANSFORMER

    ENERGY STORED IN AN INDUCTOR

    Y BACK CONVERTER TRANSFORMER CHO

    EFFECT OF LEAKAGE INDUCTANCE

    LAMP CIRCUITS FOR FLYBACK CONVERTE

    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

    MULTIPLE OUTPUTS

    ROSS REGULATION IN MULTIPLE OUTPUTS

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