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Problem EMC with LM5015

Problem EMC with LM5015

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Enault Florian
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on Jan 04 2013 05:07 AM
Prodigy20 points

Hi

I use the LM5015 to convert the +24V in +6.5V.

The circuit don't pass the EN61000 because the power in the 250kHz-40MHz is too much.

I don't know how to solve this problem.

Have you a solution to reduce the power in the 250kHz-400MHz bandwith?

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  • dragan svalina
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    on Jan 04 2013 23:53 PM
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    Hi Florian,

    give me more information about : "noise", power source, output power, switching frequency, efficiency on "full load, PCB (size and number of layers)...So fare  (i could not read values on schematic) i have some suggestions:

    -CMC is very effective in EMI reduction, on input and output power line (input filter  can bee smaller) 

    -Remove unused winding from transformer, and add Cu shield grounded on primary side

    -Add RC snubbers  across rectifiers (with scope you can verify reduction in "ringing" and "overshoots" )

    Dragan

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  • Enault Florian
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    on Jan 08 2013 02:12 AM
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    Hi Dragan

    Thanks for your answer.

    I already reduce noise by increase decoupling capcity to ground.

    I will test with an other transformer.

    Thanks

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