Designing a flyback DC/DC converter - Fundamentals of flyback converters

The flyback converter is derived from a simple inverting buck-boost converter by adding a transformer instead of a inductor. The video shows the operation principle of a flyback converter and determines the steady state formulas necessary to calculate the power stage. The cross-over frequency of a flyback converter is limited by the right half-plane zero which is explored and explained.
Get the details on a flyback converter design in the application report
www.ti.com/lit/an/snva866a/sn...
For several devices you can find quickstart calculators, e.g. for LM5155 here:
www.ti.com/lit/zip/snvc224
Read more about the technical challenges of flyback converters in "Under the hood of flyback SMPS designs"
www.ti.com/seclit/ml/slup261/...

[@mortezaghorbani7927]

Great Video Series. Maybe My first Converter Design will be based on this series. Please Consider Adding the AC Rectified Side on the First Stage That Can be tested on AC Inputs.

[@gajendraparmar507]

Which method is use for 5v and 12 v secondary side ccm or dcm ?

[@johnnytifosi]

Are the rest of the videos in the series going to be uploaded?

[@rustcohle9134]

Thanksss a lot

[@ErikDaGreat]

Iron how there seems to be mains ac noise in the audio

[@adnansayder2148]

We wanna a video about slope compensation in current mode dc dc converter

[@mirzaarbazbegmughal5679]

Where are rest of the video

[@TD.21]

Nice video mam, if possible do upload designing of high gain DC DC converter also.Thanks

[@Tuong11a]

Very informative. Just minor mistake in text, Plane not Plan.

[@AbhishekSingh-up4rv]

great video but the audio is feeble.