ENCYCLOPEDIA OF RADIO ELECTRONICS AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Replacing the SD4842P67K65 chip with the FSDH321 in the S-12-12 power supply. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering / Power Supplies The S-12-12 compact switching power supply provides a stabilized voltage of 12 V at a load current of up to 1 A. It is usually used to power LED lamps, video surveillance systems and burglar alarm systems. After working for a short time, this block broke down for me, after which it lay for several years waiting for the SD4842P67K65 chip or its close analogue from the SD484x series. Since it was not possible to purchase such a microcircuit, it was decided to install the more common FSDH321 in the block. Both of them have the same functional purpose, similar parameters and are produced in the DIP-8 package. The inclusion diagram of the SD4842P67K65 microcircuit in the S-12-12 block is shown in fig. 1. The positional designations of the elements correspond to those printed on the block board. The FSDH321 chip was installed instead of it and connected according to the diagram shown in fig. 2. Previously missing resistor R11' and zener diode VD8' were added.
I soldered an additional heat sink to pins 6-8 of the FSDH321 chip - a copper plate 0,6 mm thick with a cooling surface area of 2 cm2. In addition to replacing the microcircuit, the 1N4007 (D5) diode in the power supply was replaced by a faster UF4007 diode. The same diode can be installed in place of D6. In parallel with the oxide capacitors C8 and C9, ceramic capacitors with a capacitance of 1 uF in a surface mount package were connected. They were soldered between the terminals of the capacitors C8 and C9 on the side of the printed conductors. It is desirable to make the first connection of the repaired power supply to the network through an incandescent lamp 230 V, 25 W. It must be said that when the unit was first turned on, the Schottky diode SR3100 (D7) in the output voltage rectifier immediately failed. A possible reason for this could be the higher operating frequency of the new microcircuit or the fact that the author reduced the capacitance of the capacitor C5 to 22 nF (according to the typical FSDH321 microcircuit). After returning the old 100 nF capacitor to this place and replacing the SR3100 Schottky diode with a MUR460 high-speed silicon diode, the unit's performance was restored. The voltage swing between the terminals of the diode D7 is about 60 V at a load current of 1 A and about 85 V without load. A load consuming a current of 1 A was connected to the output of the repaired PSU. After 20 minutes of operation, the temperature of the case of the U1 microcircuit reached 92 оC at room temperature 24 оC. The body temperature of the diode D7 was 88 оC, and the temperature of the magnetic circuit of the pulse transformer T1 - 69 оC. After reducing the load current to 0,6 A, the temperature of the microcircuit case dropped to 65 оC. The measurements were taken on the board removed from the case. It is not surprising that this block in the factory version could not withstand prolonged operation. Based on the results obtained, the maximum current of its load should be considered 0,6 A at a voltage of 12 V or 1 A at a voltage of 9 V. To obtain an output voltage of 9 V, the resistance of the resistor R6 was reduced to 5,1 kOhm. The exact value of the output voltage is set by the tuning resistor R10. The FSDH321 integrated circuit is marked on the case as DH321, under the same name it can be sold. The measured conversion frequency is 102 kHz. The built-in protection of the FSDH321 chip begins to reduce the output voltage only when the unit load current is more than 2 A, which is quite a lot. Therefore, to protect against overload, you can connect a self-resetting fuse with a current of 0,65 ... 1,1 A in series with the load. When the output is short-circuited, the unit makes attempts to start approximately once a second. After the same time, the output voltage appears after the unit is connected to the network. Instead of the FSDH321 chip, you can install the FSDH0265RN. If SD4843P67K65 or SD4844P67K65 chips are available, they can be used to replace a failed SD4842P67K65 chip without any rework to the block. They are designed for increased output power - 14 and 16 watts, respectively. The MUR460 diode can be replaced with, for example, UF5403, FR303G, SRP300J. Instead of a BZV55C-18 zener diode, a TZMC-18 or 1N4746A will do. A faulty EL817 optocoupler can be replaced by any four-pin optocoupler with the numbers 817 in the designation. For example, LTV817, PC817, PS817. With a load permanently connected to the unit, consuming a current of at least 50 mA, the resistor R9 can be removed from it. This will increase the efficiency of the unit and reduce heat generation inside its case. The distance from the metal screen of the S-12-12 block to some solder points on its board does not exceed 2 mm. To reduce the probability of a short circuit between the primary circuit of the unit and the screen, an insulating film 784 mm thick is glued to the bottom of the screen with XB-0,5 varnish from the inside. The inner side surfaces of the screen are densely, without gaps, painted with the same varnish. Author: A. Butov See other articles Section Power Supplies. Read and write useful comments on this article. Latest news of science and technology, new electronics: Machine for thinning flowers in gardens
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