Practical Power Technology Handbook - Magnetic Components Volume

Author: Zhao Xiukexue, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Most of the work in switch-mode power supply (SMPS) design involves magnetic component design, and issues encountered during debugging are often related to magnetic components. This book starts from an engineering application perspective, introducing fundamental concepts such as basic principles of magnetism, electromagnetic relationships in circuits, and the characteristics of magnetic materials. It then provides a detailed explanation of the basic operating modes of magnetic components in SMPS and the requirements for them. The book focuses on analyzing the principles of skin effect, proximity effect, and parasitic parameters of high-frequency coils, as well as the relevant considerations for magnetic component design. It presents design methods for SMPS transformers and inductors operating in different modes, along with the principles and designs of current transformers, magnetic amplifiers, and surge suppressors. Additionally, it selectively provides relevant design data for magnetic components and foreign standard numbers for magnetic components for reference. This book can serve as a reference for undergraduate and graduate students in electrical technology and power electronics at universities and colleges, as well as for a broad range of scientists, engineers, and technical personnel working in research institutions, high-tech industries, and other fields dedicated to power electronics and power supply R&D.