Iam designing a buck converter of input 200V with an output V of 48V with current more than 10amp for charging a battery. Can we convert 200v to 48 v, What can be the design problems that i can face. Can u suggest me driver Circuit for this circuit
Yes, it is possible to convert 200 volts to 48 volts using a Buck Converter. Possible design problems include selecting appropriate components, achieving high efficiency, managing heat effectively, designing the control circuit properly, and ensuring electromagnetic compatibility. For the driver circuit, components such as gate drivers, bootstrap circuits, and dead-time adjustment can be used.
A related question is being discussed on ResearchGate. And Josnier, a contributor here is part of that discussion.bMaybe you can get everyone together on this. See the question; "Average Current Control vs Voltage Mode Control at Buck Converter" asked by Mutluhan Özkan...at this link:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Average_Current_Control_vs_Voltage_Mode_Control_at_Buck_Converter
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