High snubber dissipation in 300W pushpull?

Woops sorry, no, i was incorrect.....the two secondary "half coils" will be seen as in parallel from the primary "half coil"....as such it boils down to a 1:1 transformer....and the "seen" leakage will be Lm // n^2 Llks.....and since NP/NS is now effectively 1;1, then Llkp = Lm // Llks = 100nH.
Would you agree?

oops...so, again, the situation is as in the attached. Soon, will test it in LTspice to see if the theory is correct...the mystery leakage inductances?....will probably get the sim resonating with a known capacitor, and see the resonant frequency, hence calculate the leakage.

Assuming all 4 windings are equally coupled (unlikely in reality, but a fair first order estimation). If you measure 100 nH with three other windings shorted, you get 75 nH per winding (or a respective transformed value for unequal winding ratio).

Because transformers have rarely exactly symmetric leakage, I prefer to identify individual leakage inductance contributions, if possible.

Hi FvM, thankyou very much, i believe you to be correct...and the attached LTspice sim confirms your statement.
I did it here and put 65nH for primary leakage, and i then made sec leakage 4x that...so made it 260nH....and that gives the 100nH when measured at the half primary coil with three sec terminals shorted.
So this appears to have cracked it?

Actually, these figures are very close to Easy Peasy's kindly giving of a quick , rough estimate a few weeks back...where i believe he deliberately ignored L(mag), knowing it to be small, and for informations sake, no need for him to calculate it out in full.

Pretty low, but this is a planar transformer, so i guess they can make leakage very low........the "demon from the deep" might be high interwinding capacitance of course......and i wonder how that demon may have afflicted the leakage inductance measurement?

If you want to know the exact distribution of leakage inductance and other parameters (e.g. capacitances) of your transformer, you either need to measure it or estimate it in finite element modelling. As ER32 palanar transformer has almost round windings, you can get quite accurate results in axisymmetric simulation setup, e.g. with free FEMM tool.

just looking at the schematic near the top

any snubbers should be tightly fitted across the fets and/or diodes

not far away across the Tx wdgs ...

just looking at the schematic near the top

any snubbers should be tightly fitted across the fets and/or diodes

not far away across the Tx wdgs ...

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Thanks, the pri side snubbers are actually across the windings, as they are kind of "flyback RCD style"-ish.
The sec side snubbers we couldnt do like this, so they are across the FETs/diodes.....but i have to confess on the PCB, they are wired in, and the sec fets/diodes are on bottom side, and we cant get them close to the fets/diodes there......so the snubbers are soldered to the txformer terminals on the sec side....they are on little PCBs on the end of twisted pair wire.