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Half-bridge (HB) DC-DC power supply basic simulation circuit

Overview

• Basic simulation circuit of half-bridge DC-DC power supply, can be operated on OrCAD®.
• Input voltage: DC 48V
• Output voltage: DC 5V
• Output power: 100W

Features

• Bundled simulation circuit and device models
• Ability to edit power specifications and devices freely
• Ability to set power specifications and circuit parameters on OrCAD®

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