IMPORTANCE OF SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY



Back Ground Behind Power Supplies:

Different type of power supply is used in electronics equipments. In starting high voltage capacity power supply made directly from 220/230 AC supply. For generating low voltage supply we use resistance in high voltage supply according to necessity, capacitor and coil used for filling AC pulse and ripples. After few years transformers used for making lower supplies, output voltage changes according to input AC volts, it means when input AC voltage increase output DC voltage also increases and if input AC voltage decrease output DC volts also decrease and this type of power supply called unregulated power supply. But when we use integrated circuit for making electronics equipments, this is necessary to use regulated supply. First of all transistor are used as a series regulator, problem of regulation not ended, because of working efficiency up to 25% to 40%. For example if we use 100watt as a input then we get only 25 watt to 40 watt as a output and rest of energy lost in power supply. So we can say there is high loss of energy in this type of power supply and use of heavy transformer in circuit is difficult. After few year we use SCR, which also loss energy, because of this we can’t use SCR power supply in high rating, so there is a necessary to use power supply having high working efficiency about to 80% with less price.



Important Functions of SMPS:

1.      When we give AC supply to any coil then there is magnetic field develop around the coil which is called flux. AC supply having two half cycle, positive half cycle and negative half cycle. When coil meets with postive half cycle then value of developed magnetic field is maximum and when coil meets with negative half cycle then value of develop magnetic field is minimum, so magnetic field varies between maximum and minimum.AC supply have alternately positive and negative half cycle, so we can say by giving AC supply to any coil, value of developed flux varies around the coil and secondary winding develop voltage. Stable magnetic flux can’t create voltage at secondary. For example if we connect voltmeter at both ends of coil and place magnet near to coil, then meter shows no definition. But when we moves magnet then meter shows deflection.

           From above discussion this is clear, if we give variable supply to coil, magnetic field developed around it and by putting another coil in that region it generate voltage.
         As we know that value and direction of DC supply is constant, so when we give DC supply to any coil then no magnetic field develop around the coil, that is the only reason behind using transformer in AC supply but if we give different type of DC supply to coil in which the value of DC supply rise continuously and when it reaches to maximum we break DC supply suddenly and this method we get current intermittently in the coil. In first position when value of DC voltage rises from zero to maximum then value of current in coil rises from zero to maximum.In second position when DC supply is stopped then current in coil fall to zero. This is one type of variable current from which magnetic field develop in the coil. So we can say that variable DC supply.develop magnetic field around the coil.

IMPORTANCE OF SWITCH MODE POWER SUPPLY











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