IR2153 SMPS TEST

MSRC

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I am very happy to be on this site.Greetings to everyone from Turkey.
Friends, I would like to ask you knowledgeable friends who know my request to help me.
I applied the scheme october I presented in the appendix, but after a while the IRF740 and shunt resistors burned out.
can you help me where I'm making a mistake?
 

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Silvio

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Post the full schematic. I am not sure but trying to peep further on to the output side i think there is an opto which will regulate the output voltage.
The IR2153 is not meant to be regulated. Using an SG3525 followed by a GDT will do a better job if the output needs to be regulated. The IR2153 is getting multiple shutdowns via pin 3 trying to keep the output regulated. There is a phenomen that if pin 3 is partly pulled down to ground the chip tends to lower the switching frequency hence if this drift is severe then the trafo may saturate and burn your fets.
 

MSRC

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Silvio, thank you very much for your involvement.
everything is normal when you are idle. I got 25.22v of electricity.But I tested it with a load of 40 wat. It worked for about 10 minutes.Then the mosfets overheated and exploded.i wonder what I'm missing.

transformer etd29 pyrimer 0.6mm 20+20 winding.secondary 0.8mm 3x10 winding.IR2153 operating frequency 130kHz.
 

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Silvio

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130 khz is rather a high frequency and there tend to be a lot of switching losses.
These losses generate heat at high frequency. Working out the number of primary turns you are a bit over at 40 turns primary. At 100khz this would be somewhat close to the number of primary turns you have on the trafo. It also reduce a little the switching losses. I hope you are using genuine mosfets as fakes dont last and heat up quickly.
 

MSRC

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130 khz is rather a high frequency and there tend to be a lot of switching losses.
These losses generate heat at high frequency. Working out the number of primary turns you are a bit over at 40 turns primary. At 100khz this would be somewhat close to the number of primary turns you have on the trafo. It also reduce a little the switching losses. I hope you are using genuine mosfets as fakes dont last and heat up quickly.
thank you very much ederim. i will do as you say and share the result here
 
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