
was soldered across it. I. Primary Inductance: I calculated the inductance using the formula provided in the datasheet, and it's similar to the reference design. II. Winding: Uses EE19 vertical 4+4 package. Due to insufficient transformer pins, the primary coil may need to be soldered; a 5+5 package is recommended. Because the initial winding was neat and close together, I got tired of winding and started winding haphazardly, resulting in some noise when powered on. III. Grinding the air gap: After winding the primary inductance to approximately 30mH, grinding the air gap took half a day, reducing it by about 1mm, resulting in approximately 3.6mH (50kHz). Temperature testing was conducted at room temperature (approximately 30°C), with sampling starting after half an hour of output at 12V 1A. The main heating element is a D4 SS310L, which will need to be replaced with an SB10100. Ripple testing will be conducted later. Efficiency testing was conducted using non-professional equipment due to budget constraints; results are for reference only. Sampling began after half an hour of warm-up. 1. Pin=1.94W. Vout=12.06V, Iout=0.1A, Pout=1.206W. Approximately 62.2% 2. Pin=7.45W. Vout=12.06V, Iout=0.49A, Pout=5.91W. Approximately 79.3% 3. Pin=14.65W. Vout=12.06V, Iout=1A, Pout=12.06W. About 84.7%


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