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dh designs/abacus/designs/llc-control-power-supply-for-6-6kw-obc-sic-model-based-on-onsemi-solution LLC Control Power Supply for 6.6kW OBC SiC Model based on onsemi Solution

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LLC Control Power Supply for 6.6kW OBC SiC Model based on onsemi Solution

Power Supply for the LLC Control circuit of a 6.6kW OBC system with SiC power devices and drivers. In general, it is two channels, open loop, push-pull, series resonate DCDC converter.

MFGR	PART#	BLK NM
Bourns	CR0805-FX-5101ELF	Supporting Component
Bourns	CHP0805-FX-1002ELF	Supporting Component
TDK	CGA5H2C0G1H473J115AD	Voltage Reference
Vishay	MCU08050D2001BP100	Supporting Component
Bourns	CR1206-JW-332ELF	Supporting Component
TDK	CGA5L1X7R1E106K160AD	Supporting Component
Vishay	MCU08050D5001BP500	Supporting Component
Bourns	CR0805-JW-220ELF	Supporting Component
Vishay	CRCW080518K0FKEAHP	Supporting Component
TDK	CGA4J3X7R1H105K125AB	Supporting Component

MFGR	PART#	BLK NM
onsemi	SZMMSZ4V7T1G	Zener Diode
onsemi	NVMFD5C680NLT1G	MOSFET
onsemi	NSVBAT54SWT1G	Schottky Diode
onsemi	NCL30059BDR2G	LED Driver

MFGR	PART#	BLK NM
onsemi	NSVBAT54SWT1G	Schottky Diode
onsemi	NVMFD5C680NLT1G	MOSFET
onsemi	NCL30059BDR2G	LED Driver
onsemi	SZMMSZ4V7T1G	Zener Diode

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