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treez
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Hello,
In a flyback SMPS, the primary current contains a DC component. Can we therefore say that the skin effect has no relevance to the DC part of the primary current? In other words, can we say that the DC component of the flyback transformer primary current will just as easily flow through the centre of the winding conductor as through its outer regions?
In a flyback SMPS, the primary current contains a DC component. Can we therefore say that the skin effect has no relevance to the DC part of the primary current? In other words, can we say that the DC component of the flyback transformer primary current will just as easily flow through the centre of the winding conductor as through its outer regions?