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8 / 21 page ![]() Parasitic capacitances and related issues AN2528 8/21 3 Parasitic capacitances and related issues In a flyback converter stage it is important to take into account the parasitic capacitances since their influence may affect the correct operation of the converter itself. Figure 2 shows the small signal equivalent model of a main switch, transformer and main parasitic effects. The parasitic capacitances between the ESBT collector and ground are mainly due to three components (see Figure 2): 1. C1, the primary inter-winding capacitance; 2. C2, the intrinsic capacitance of ESBT between its collector and source; 3. C3, the parasitic capacitance between the collector of the ESBT and the heat-sink. Usually transistors are mounted on a heat-sink by interposing an insulation layer. The heat- sink has to be grounded either for safety reasons, or to minimize the RFI. The resulting total parasitic capacitance C is equal to C1 + C2 +C3. C may be large enough to produce additional and non-negligible switch-on power dissipation. Large parasitic capacitances may cause ringing and produce noise problems. The effect of parasitic capacitances is worse at higher input voltages, like those observed in a 3-phase power supply. Figure 3. The small signal equivalent circuit Considering that the power managed by the system is low, another goal to achieve is to keep the power dissipation very low on every part on the system. Our target is to get less than 1.5 W power loss on the switch. Achieving this target leads to two benefits: high efficiency and no need of heat-sink (cost reduction). Therefore the effect of C3 must not be considered in this case. C2 is related only to additional power dissipation during switch-on and does not affect system stability. C1 has the most important effect on flyback converter design. We have only two ways to reduce C1: 1. Parasitic transformer inter-winding capacitance 2. Layout parasitic capacitance Care is needed when designing the layout and building the transformer. ESBT T Heatsink + Cbus ESBT T C2 C1 C3 Heatsink ESBT T C2 C1 C3 Insulaion Pad Ic2 Ic3 Ic1 Ic |
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