Robert Baer said:
The results are way off.
The sense resistor is for a peak current of 240mA, the time when the
gate is supposed to turn off.
The current in the 1mH inductor is supposed to be a linear ramp from
zero to 240mA, and take about 2.3uSec for an inductor supply of 100V
(8.9uSec for 30V, 5.0uSec for 50V and 1.0uSec for 200V). These values
are from a real circuit, and seem to be reasonably close to calculated
values using E=-L*(dI/dT).
The current never gets into the ampere region(!!).
Furthermore, when the FET turns off, there should be a large, narrow
voltage pulse (not some variable wierd-shaped and slow rise waveform).
What is wrong? Code follows:
You are an idiot, that's what is wrong.
What does C3 and D2 do in your circuit......?
You think it's some clever sort of voltage doubler type thing, don't you?
Ask yourself what happens when C3 has charged up to some voltage and you
switch the mosfet on.... That's right, D2 becomes forward biased and C3 gets
shorted out through D2 and the mosfet. You get a BIG spike on your current
sense resistor.
Fortunately the LT1619 ignores this because it has leading edge blanking.
So..... that pisses that one off.
You get the drain waveform you get because at start up you are charging the
output capacitors. Do you need a slap around the head to understand that
one.
Another one pissed off.
If you run your circuit for a while so things come into regulation you get
double pulses because you haven't bothered to compensate things properly,
you just pulled values off the data sheet. I'm sure you don't know how.
Probably won't work without a reasonable load anyway.
It's unstable.....
Your last one pissed off.
Let's face it, you design shit because you don't know shit. You also draw
shit circuits. I don't care if you've got something on the bench that works,
it might do but....... it's shit.
I'm the sort of poor sod who gets the job after you've been fucked off and
then I have to fix your shit which is in production and top bosswank, your
bum chum, cannot believe that there is more to it than changing the value of
RZZZ111A.
Tell me where you work so I don't have to go through it again.
And stop blaming your inadequacies on other people. That's my tactic.
Mike and Helmut have missed the bit about your concept of a voltage doubler
but the rest of the advice they are giving you is good. These are two
exceptionally tolerant (and clever) people.
I am not so...... **** You.
Here's my contribution...... I will warn you that I have waved my wet finger
in the air to get a result. If I was pushed then I'd do the job right and
provide supporting information.
Unfortunately you come across as a bleating wanker so I'm not going to waste
my time.
Have a crap day.
DNA
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