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  1. Alec_t

    Please help me by Recreating same 230v to 12v 2amp PCB same BOM compents (for low cost effective Making) for PCB images given for reference.

    Do you have the permission of the intellectual property rights holder to reproduce that design?
  2. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Since all eight coils are nominally the same you could sim the combination like this: The contents of a dotted rectangle represent four coils in series. Rload is arbitrary here.
  3. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    It would be if the bottom of that set/array of coils had a connection to ground. But the reactance due to all those coil inductances forms a voltage divider with the load they're driving, so the voltage across the load is lower than you're hoping for. Edit: As the coil voltages are being only...
  4. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    You had inductances, correctly added in series with the voltage sources (coils), in the asc file you posted previously. In case you've over-written it I'm attaching it here.
  5. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Top left corner ? Your sim shows 128Hz. Your power coil array needs a ground connection. The sim needs a run time of more than 1 sec.
  6. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    I can't believe your L5 coil inductance is only a few nanoHenries!
  7. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    There are inductance calculators online.
  8. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Yes. Your voltage sources also have significant inductance, which should be taken into account in the sim.
  9. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    The "-" is because V7 is sourcing power. Most of the available power is being dissipated by L1. Now give your voltage sources and transformer coils some realistic internal resistance.
  10. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Where are nodes N002 and N005?
  11. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Your sim coils and voltage sources have zero resistance, so give totally unrealistic resultIs. Ctrl+ left-click in the title of a waveform plot will give a drop-down box with average and rms values of a waveform.
  12. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    The turns ratio is 4 : 23, so the inductance ratio for LTspice will be the square of that, i.e. 16 : 529. See post #717 for the power per coil. Multiply by 8. Current depends on load, which will vary with motor type and speed.
  13. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Use Alt+left-click on a coil to plot its power dissipation.
  14. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    That should give you 40V, with the current capability of two coils.
  15. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    The negative nodes of your voltage sources in the post #698 sim are floating, so no surprise the output tends to zero.
  16. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    This is the nearest I could quickly come up with :
  17. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    If all the coils are passed by a N pole at the same time then their outputs are in phase. You could wire them all in parallel and have 10V output at 8 times the current capability of a single coil, or you could wire them all in series and have 80V output with the current capability of just a...
  18. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    If the coils are all in phase then why do you show V1-V4 with 90* phase shifts in the sim?
  19. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

  20. Alec_t

    help with IR2110 chips

    Here's a link to what I think you're asking for: https://maker.pro/forums/attachments/new-and-improved-asc.60370
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