2020-02-25: Wrong selection of MOS driver in the first version,
2020-03-19: Version 2 gate driver not working.
2020-05-10: The third version is OK.
Need to make a buck module that can provide a maximum current of 10A
The input is powered by a 12V 3S lithium battery, and the output is expected to be 7.4V.
Then start calculating the inductance parameters :
ΔV=12-7.4=4.6V
The frequency is 100kHz, that is, f=100kHz
Duty cycle D=7.4/12=0.617
PWM period T=1/f=10us
MOS tube conduction time Ton=T*D=0.617*10us=6.17us in one cycle
The ripple coefficient is 0.3, then the ripple current is ΔI=0.3*10A=3A
The inductor withstands a potential difference of ΔV=4.6V, and the current rises ΔI=3A during Ton=6.17us.
The volt-ampere relationship formula of the inductor is as follows
dI=L*du/dt
Because the time is very short, the values can be as follows
dI=3A
du=4.6V
dt=6.17us
Calculated L=4.37uH
Since the inductance of the inductor will decrease under the influence of DC bias current, an inductor with a larger inductance value can be selected for production.
Calculate capacitance parameters :
The average output voltage is 7.4V
Let the ripple voltage be within the range of 1%. By calculation, it is 0.07V.
According to the inductor current harmonics all enter Co, and the constant component enters the load calculation,
dU=1/8 *T*ΔI * 1/C
Set the values for the above parameters
dU=0.07V
T=10us
ΔI=3A
Then it can be calculated that C=53.6uF
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