First, this is an upgraded version of project https://oshwhub.com/acha/SW3518S
The previous version was rough and the wiring was very general. This time it was slightly improved.
Thanks to: https://oshwhub.com/zhqsoft/SW3518S The boss’s project provided me with some design and layout ideas
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This part can be improved. The problem is that I discovered it myself and was too lazy to change it. Most of these issues are minor and not planned to be fixed in subsequent releases.
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Test 100W PD deception + load
Conditions: power supply 30V , port C output 20V5A
Equipment: Multimeter: UT61E+ Hantech 2D72 Power supply: RD6006
Aluminum case resistor with 4Ω load , using 5A fully functional Type-C cable with E-marker
The environment and conditions are very simple and are for reference only. Please forgive me.
(I forgot which model of MOS I used )
Roughly connected as shown in the figure
The input is 100.3W , the output is 93.04W , and the conversion efficiency is about 92.77% , excluding wire and other losses.
Test 2 100W PD deception ripple test
condition:
Input voltage 25V , using RD6006 adjustable power supply (switching power supply has large ripple)
Port C outputs 20V5A , using a 4 ohm aluminum shell resistor load
Oscilloscope: SDS1104X-C , bandwidth limit 20M , noise suppression turned on
Test method: Remove the ground clamp of the probe, use a ground spring, measure the output electrolytic capacitor C16 on channel 1 , and measure the input electrolytic capacitor C7 on channel 3
Single trigger waveform:
Approximate data: Vpp=54mV Vrms=15mV frequency 127kHz
When the sampling mode is set to average and the number of averages is 16 :
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