IR2153 smps with short circuit protection.

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
Dzony, ur missing something with smps, take a look back on schematic and pcb at first post, ur almost avoid all bootstrap caps such as 10nf 1kv, and 1nf + 22 ohm at output. its important to have them will keep ur smps working more stable and less heat. Please do it :D

regards.
 

Dzony_988

New member
Azmy, thanks for remanding me, I totaly forgat for snubers... One problem came out... My chasis for amp is Aluminium and 1H high (44mm), I planed to use chasis like big heatsink for IRFP460, if I mount 2 of this SMPS's and 10n 1KV between GND and chasis, can I couse some problem? If that can be good, I can insert separate heastink for each smps without contact with chasis..

Tell me, how can I calculate current transformer, how many turnns on secondary and primary side... I understand how it works: second pin from main transformer (who goes to 1uF and float) is primary of current transformer. That few turns inducate voltage and curent in T106-26 core and on secondary of that core, with diodes 1N4148 we get positiv voltage who is the trigger on MCR100. If current accros primary is low, we dont have enough voltage to trigger MCR100, when current is high, MCR short CT on gnd and IR2153 is "shut down"...

I ask you that because I wanna to learn and use that idea for D class amp like overcurrent protect (secondary can start some elctronic for SD pin)

Thanks again for everything :)
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
10nf 1kv it must be close to smps pcb and the other one working like an rf antena to avoid noise coming from swithing device at power mosfet. you can insert separate heatsink no problem with that. For power amp its different application this current sense trafo cannot be applied successful within class D or AB amp, u need to trigger with resistor example 0.5 ohm 5W or any sense resistor to feed the mcr. short circuit protection already include with smps and u need additional amp output short circuit protection which u can use mr bruno design using opto and ne555 to trigger it. That protection can be applied to any amp and any class. That protection is good to be applied into your power amp.

regards.
 

Dzony_988

New member
Ok Azmi, thanks.. What about number of turns on T106-26 (current sens) for 1-1.2 KW because ETD49 can go up to 1200W

Regards
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
Hi wally, mine is 220-240 vac :D but right now the voltage is not really stable at my place, sometimes i just get 215 vac.
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
Dzony, make it 18 + 18 for each side. Yeah edt49 can go up more than that if u switching about 100Khz. we can go more but core cant stand and will overheat for long time operation. 80Khz is nominal, 100Khz little stress but its still running good.
 

Dzony_988

New member
Yes, I read somewhere that 100KHz is maximum for ETD49...
If I understand you, T106-26 has two secondaries (18+18 with central tap who goes to GND) and one primary (serial with main trafo primary windings) and 1 turn shuld be enough for primary?

thanks
 

wally7856

New member
3F3 can go up to 700KHZ
3C90 can go to 200KHZ

At 100KHZ both ferrite's are the same flux 1200 Gauss. So for power SMPS use of 100KHZ and below there is little difference between them.

I agree with Norazmi on using 18 + 18 turns on the primary.
 

gloriel

New member
i am so confused about my smps, sometimes start, sometimes no. when not start the vcc pin 0.75 vdc. my the ir2153 defect???
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
tell me your clamp resistor resistance, for excellent start up i`ve use 15k 3W x 2 in series so total will be 30K 6W. Do not confused Glo, i`m sure its just small problem :D .
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
one more Glo, clamp zener diode 13v or 15v with minimum 1W . Btw please post your smps picture here. DId u use aux supply from main trafo? If yes please do disconnect them for testing.
 

gloriel

New member
hi azmi, it's working now. IN4007 not soldering perfect, sometimes not connected. when i touch it with test pen it's make disconneted rapidly, then the mosfet, ir2153 blown. i replace them, and it's working.
one question, can i remove the bohlam now??
it's normal to hear "click" when start up?

regards.
Glo
 

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norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
cool, that the thing u need to remember next time. Next time dont make adjustment when u turn on the smps, to adjust or check any component u must turn it off first. Its not like power amp :D and ur working with high voltage.

yep u can remove the lamp now, click is come from ir2153 and its normal with that. What value of your clamp resistor? And sorry to hear that u blown ur mosfet and ir2153...

regards
 

gloriel

New member
Hi azmi, it blown again. i remove the lamp, and it's blown. fuse, main caps, mosfet irf840, ir2153 like fireworks. my gate resistor is 10R, R clamp : 47K/5W and ZD12V/1w. what must i do?
 

norazmi

diysmps Senior Member
take a clear picture of your smps and sent to my email xwebmaster@gmail.com , take the photo with 3-4 side. its abnormal when fuse blown it should protect main caps and others component. please check your pcb, what core u use? and how do you wind your trafo?

p/s - Dont replace the component and power it up again, your smps run in failure mode and sure it will blown again and again.
 

gloriel

New member
allright, but not tonight, i will send it tomorrow.
I am using IRF840A, gate resistor 10R. floating caps 2uf/250V.]
trafor winding :
Primary half : 0.3min x 7, 11 turn,
secondary : 0.3 x 10, 5 + 5
aux : 0.3 x 1, 4 turn
half primary, 0.3x7, 11 turn.

my core is ERL35 from Server PS, rated at pure 500WATT.

My the IRF840A can't stand with 10R gate resistor? doi need to reduce of pwm frekuency?

regards

Glo
 
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