San Marino the switching frequency of the AC-DC switching power supply module?(3)

Green module power
The rapid development of computer technology has led human beings into the information society, and also promoted the rapid development of module power technology. In the 1980s, computers fully adopted switching power supplies, taking the lead in completing the replacement of computer power supplies. Then switching power supply technology has entered the field of electronics and electrical equipment one after another. With the development of computer technology, green computer and green module power supply are proposed. Green computers generally refer to personal computers and related products that are harmless to the environment. Green power refers to high-efficiency power-saving power sources related to green computers. According to the "Energy Star" plan of the United States Environmental Protection Agency on June 17, 1992 If the power consumption of a small personal computer or related peripheral equipment in the sleep state is less than 30 watts, it meets the requirements of a green computer. Improving power efficiency is the fundamental way to reduce power consumption. For a 200-watt switching power supply with an efficiency of 75%, the power supply itself consumes 50 watts of energy.

We know that the lower the switching frequency, the smaller the switching loss, but on the other hand, with the reduction of the switching frequency, the volume of the Marine boost power supply equipment will be reduced to the maximum, which is not conducive to miniaturization. When the switching Marine boost power supply is working, due to the switching of the switching device, the magnetic core will vibrate, and the frequency range that the human ear can hear is about 20~20000Hz. In order to avoid audible noise, we usually choose to stay away from the 20 frequency KHz.

2. San Marino Disadvantages of choosing an AC-DC control IC with a switching frequency higher than 135K

When testing electronic and electrical equipment, the electronic and electrical equipment shall be tested for conducted interference voltage emission at its Marine boost power supply terminal. Although the test frequency bands of different standards are different, the test frequency bands of most products are 150K~30M. It can be seen from the lower limit of the test frequency that the operating frequency of the switching Marine boost power supply is close to 150K, and the more difficult it is to deal with the conducted disturbance.