The Design Practice and Implementation of a Flyback Converter

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The design practice and simulation as well as implementation of a flyback converter are presented in this paper. Detail design considerations for each component in flyback converter are addressed and discussed. Based on the simulation results, a flyback converter is then realized and implemented. The experimental results show the verification for the design and implementation of the flyback converter. This paper concludes that the design of a flyback converter based on the proposed design practice, can reduce the development schedule duration and further alleviate the human resources need.

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