What is the Push-Pull converter?
PUSH-PULL converter is a converter circuit that uses a type and type and type switching device, which are usually bipolar intersections (BJTS), field effects (FET) or silicon-controlled rectifiers (SCRS). Push-Pull is a term that is usually associated with two switches, each switch connected to a positive or negative foot of direct current (DC). The PUSH-Pull converter is a DC-DC converter, which is very common due to the high circuit efficiency, which is determined by the mostly lost power at the main terminals of the PUSH-Pull and the energy efficiency of the transformer used. The PUSH-Pull converter usually uses high-efficient ferrite core frequency transformers that operate in the audio frequency range to higher sound frequencies. The PUSH-Pull converter also uses the working cycle control to create the required output voltage under the load conditions.
as well as the Push-Pull converter is the Flyback converter also the DC-do-DC converter, even whenIt can also be used to convert AC power (AC) -To-DC. The Flyback converter set (TV) uses the horizontal deflection signal to create a high positive tension needed in the anode of the cathode beam tube (CRT) and some plasma sets. In terms of signal growth and Friday, the rapid drop in the output of horizontal deflection is, because the strikes of the CRT beam to the beginning of the next video line is crucial when generating high voltage in the output of the flyback transformer. The resulting high voltage is corrected and filtered to obtain an anode supply, which is usually more than 20,000 direct current volts (VDC) for small CRT.
The inputs of the forward DC converter and usually issue a higher DC tension. Pre-front converters have oscillators and high-frequency transformers that use Push-Pull output to regenerate the DC Voltage at the desired level. The electronic device usually has a minimum input voltage under which the device ceases to operate. Converter forwardU can be used to allow the supply voltage below the previous minimum still useful. This feature is very useful for fields and rescue devices that need all the energy that can be used under special conditions, such as extended power outages.
PUSH-PULL output can be derived either from a single power supply or from dual power supply. 12 VDC car voltage is uniform output output. There is only one hot line that is +12 VDC; The second line is a return or normal. Other DC power sources can have a positive or "+" and negative or " -" output including a conventional line. Different configurations of circuits allow the configuration of one or dual power supply to generate the desired output.