Tool/software:
there is obvious ringings when MOS is off, as shown in below picture, the ringing almost touches 0V. As it's a primary-side regulated (PSR) flyback converter, will this almost reaching 0V ringing cause MOS be mis-turned on?
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Tool/software:
there is obvious ringings when MOS is off, as shown in below picture, the ringing almost touches 0V. As it's a primary-side regulated (PSR) flyback converter, will this almost reaching 0V ringing cause MOS be mis-turned on?
Hi Shaojun,
Thank you for posting. I don't think the MOSFET is falsely turned on: it's channel is off and the waveform implies some issue in your primary snubber circuit. The overview of the waveform looks okay, though. Could you share your schematic with component values or part numbers accurately labeled for a review? Also please tell the operating conditions: Vin, Vo and Vo2 or Vo3... if you have multiple output rails and their load condition.
Regard,
Youhao