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Re: Flyback output diode peak curent vs average current

by Adam S <not.valid@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Jul 4, 2008 at 08:23 PM

Mook Johnson wrote:
> In a DCM flyback with its high peak to average current ratio.  When
sizing a 
> diode do you rate thediode for the maximum peak current.  I have a 2A 
> average current with 12A peaks at the start of the flyback.  Repeats
every 
> 5uS.
> 
> Which current rating should I look for in the diode?  3A? 6A? 15A?  

As others have said it depends on maximum Tj, which depends on ambient 
temperature and junction to ambient Rth. A 200A diode will cook itself 
in your application if its in a vacuum and attached with thin wires.
 




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Flyback output diode peak curent vs average current
"Mook Johnson"   2008-07-03 11:12:27 
Re: Flyback output diode peak curent vs average current
Yzordderrex <powersupp  2008-07-03 09:34:13 
Re: Flyback output diode peak curent vs average current
legg <legg@[EMAIL PROT  2008-07-03 17:40:50 
Re: Flyback output diode peak curent vs average current
Adam S <not.valid@[EMA  2008-07-04 20:23:08 

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