Push Pull Converter

EE464 - Week#5 - Video-#9
Introduction to push pull converters, analysis and voltage characteristics
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[@WenkaiFang-c4e]

Clear explanation. Great video. Thank you :)

[@mustafatopal6036]

Muhteşem bir eğitim ve muhteşem bir anlatım. Umarım değeriniz daha fazla bilinir hocam.

[@alpagutmehmetelen3636]

Hocam harikasınız! Sizden ders almış olmaktan gurur duyuyorum. İngiltere'ye taşınmış olmama rağmen hala sizden eğitim alabiliyorum. Allah size sağlıklı mutlu günler versin! Saygılarımla

[@hamidbarazesh7998]

سشش

[@darthvader3177]

Great explanation , covered all details , thank you !

[@spiritualbeing4303]

You are a genius... Thank you so much sir

[@vusimuzi9838]

well explained. Thank you.

[@vitacell1]

Thanks, good explanation.

[@ministeriomundialliberando8403]

Thanks that much for this amazing information. Can I ask if we shouldn't wind the primary in opposite direction in order to avoid possibles troubles? Thanks in advance.

[@cuteanimals-sweetpets3007]

Hello Ozan, great content. can you do a video about the four-switch buck-boost converter? that would be helpful.

[@Dc_tech386]

This circuit work better for me instead of single mosfet booster buck converter the circuit work cooler I have use a 100 amp mosfet and the mosfet get really hot at 5 amp in the single mosfet booster converter so I added 2 mosfet and the at 5 amp the circuit still get fire hot so I realize the single pluses pwm don’t work efficiently i open a mppt and the circuit was a push pull circuit and the mppt was a 80 amp circuit with 4 mosfet and 4 fast switching diodes two transformer first transformer is the inductor and the second is the buck converter so push pull converter works best

[@elmnaoirfer3751]

Hello, does the frequency change, through feedback, or is the pulse width the one that changes with a fixed frequency, to fix the output voltage, to the required voltage, thank you very much

[@SefaOralz]

Teşekkürler hocam.

[@SC-lj6zr]

How can calculate push pull transformer primary turns? It’s only utilize half primary on each half cycle. Is that applying each half primary is equal to Vin/(8*fxAexBpk)?

[@액티비아]

감사드립니다