cupoftea
Advanced Member level 6
Hi,
Supposing you had to do an offline SMPS (220VAC) for 24Vout at 750W.
The enclosure dimension should be no more than 275mm x 142mm by 40mm high.
You can have 2 cooling fans, each 12V, 0.18A, and obviously the associated cooling vents in the enclosure. The enclosure can be made of metal.
Ambient temperature withstand just like any usual Meanwell type offline PSU.
Would you use heatsinks made just of aluminium?, or would you need also to screw fairly large pieces of copper to the heatsinks, in order to provide sufficient cooling?....eg dont just screw the FETs/Diodes to the aluminium heatsink, but screw them to a decent chunk of copper, which itself then gets screwed to the aluminium heatsink? Also, have say a decent chunk of copper screwed to the top of the PFC FET diode heatsink, for that extra cooling..
So, would you need these extra copper heatsink pieces, or not?
Supposing you had to do an offline SMPS (220VAC) for 24Vout at 750W.
The enclosure dimension should be no more than 275mm x 142mm by 40mm high.
You can have 2 cooling fans, each 12V, 0.18A, and obviously the associated cooling vents in the enclosure. The enclosure can be made of metal.
Ambient temperature withstand just like any usual Meanwell type offline PSU.
Would you use heatsinks made just of aluminium?, or would you need also to screw fairly large pieces of copper to the heatsinks, in order to provide sufficient cooling?....eg dont just screw the FETs/Diodes to the aluminium heatsink, but screw them to a decent chunk of copper, which itself then gets screwed to the aluminium heatsink? Also, have say a decent chunk of copper screwed to the top of the PFC FET diode heatsink, for that extra cooling..
So, would you need these extra copper heatsink pieces, or not?