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I heard that Current Mode is easier to compensate compared to Voltage Mode, for there is no complex conjugate poles. Is that correct?

Fabulous video. I recommend all your teaching videos, they are such a valuable resource. Thanks for producing and sharing them.

I have a question this way the turn off time is always faster than the tun on isn't it?

A pleasure to follow your teachings on all these subtleties and techniques of power electronics. Regarding your series on capacitors, which capacitor technologies would be most appropriate for the creation of compensation networks (error amplifier) of SMPS ? Thank you

Awesome. Thank you for this direct explanation. It helps contextualize the control schemes I've seen and clarifies the advantages and disadvantages.

Every video is just great! You really have a gift for explaining these things.

Hi. I have trouble with my halfbridge inverter for induction heating. I get high voltage spikes that i cant seem to get under control, so voltages are building up on the gate of the mosfets. Can you please help or advise?

Thank you, Sir 🙂👍🇹🇷

What a beautiful explanation. I cant skip your video. You make learning more interesting. Thank you sir

Solid video. Just a few new points. Minimum 2 samples per RBW. This scope has a fixed 751 sample span. Thus, 9000/2 * 751 gives a max span of 3.38MHz. So you can't actually sweep from 1MHz to 30MHz all at once. Also, there is a minimum required sample time of 200s / MHz for the EMI filter. I think sample time is in the sweep menu?

Thank you. you are the best teacher.

Useful for me

Also, this diodes keeps the circuit alive during the dead between two MOSFETs.. Agree?

Do electrolytics need to be used to replace electrolytics??? Like if I want to recap electrolyics in a audio mixer or power supply can I use something that will fail clean rather than spilling its guts?

Do electrolytics need to be used to replace electrolytics??? Like if I want to recap electrolyics in a audio mixer or power supply can I use something that will fail clean rather than spilling its guts?

1) An inductor charges ( positive voltages) and discharge ( negative voltage) with the same direction. 2) A capacitor charges and discharges with opposite directions. During switch off, should the negative voltage/current go with the same direction with the "switch on one", from the load resistor -> the anode of the Free wheeling diode instead of counter clockwise?

Nice as always .

Very informative. Thank you Sir.

thank you

I am every time astonished by the ability of this man to explain things in a simple, short and totally clear way. IDK why this channel doesn't have thousands of subscribers.

When I watch these clips, I miss engineering

Everything clear now! Thank you! I wish i had teather like You in the past. 😊

Thanks, I like the explanation on paper, that's master.

I wanna clean up the ac mains from emi, rf and common amd differential mode noise ..can i do that by 4 seperated board ?and is it possible to clean up from 50hz to 30mhz?

Hi. Does this apply to inductive loads as well as to the logic level signal? is there any formula for gate resistance ?

These theory & practice videos are fantastic, thank you very much 🙏

Very well explained. Thank you!

Best explanation ever! You made so easy to understand. Thank you.

Thanks, master.

How to suppress the current spikes in the secondary of the current transformer I tried RC filter but the spikes are still there it effects the shape of the secondary wave form but not the spikes

I love this content! thanks!

So, you don't need compensation ramp, with big ratio of current transformer?

Hello sir, I would like to ask if there is any way to apply automatic control signal block diagrams to the design of electronic circuits using discrete components? For example, design a common E audio amplifier circuit using BJT.

Thank you for the great content. Can you also do a video about reverse recovery of diodes on power supplies? Much appreciated.

Dea sir, thank you for the video. What path the reverse current through the diode take? Can the gate driver absorb this current?

Very clear explanation! Great video!

Great video, really like it

In the turn OFF, there is only lets say 5V difference between the Gate and the source, instead of the 100V difference. Can someone explain that please?

Thank you ❤

Thanks, Dr. Seyed, I’m just starting in electronics and your explanation on a question that I had is very helpful . Thanks a lot for a great lesson.

Thanks a lot for the great video. Is it possible to use a whiteboard instead please? I understand that this is a weird request. But the marker on paper makes a sound that is hard for some people (not everyone) to tolerate. I am sorry for this strange comment. Thank you again. you rchannel is amazing.

but if there is no hall sensor in place, how is this useful for measuring the DC component of the current? I can see it will measure the AC component of the current waveform but the DC component seems to be lost while with the sense resistor you measure the whole waveform

Thank you Dr Seyed Ali Shirsavar, I saw such circuit in the B-G474E-DPOW1 Discovery kit from ST, in the Buck/Boost sub-system and I've always wondered why and how it works! Thank you very much for the explanation and the demo. You're a good teacher :)

Thanks Ali for your educational videos, this video like your previous videos was very informative, Questions: What modelwas the current probe? What was the model of your scope? Thanks

I have very large ferrite core it’s a 20kw transformer I use 24 gauge copper wire 6 together for a smps welder am building everything work but the transformer make a lot of noise when the overloaded senor reduces the duty I don’t have any issues when the arc welding but when it sticks the senor activate and the noise is there i gat wire space of 1 cm per turn and use glue to stop wire from moving when the high current is welder mother moves is a toroidal core but still the noise I rewind it for no space and wire all wound tightly the with the right phase but still noise the current sensor controller is the issues I use CT senor and a small ferrite ring to remove the frequency from getting into the ic the same thing happens the frequency is 50khz is there anything that can be down to stop the noise when current sensor activated

how the hell is biricha the only source of information for digital compensator design

What's the current clamp used?

BS app and all limited and give wrong info to take app? that is useless dont install

Very nice explanation!!

It just has a big like, thank you.