What transformer block to use for high frequency operation?

Hi! I have a DC-DC Boost Converter with a transformer and 6 switches with high switching frequency at Fs=35KHz. Do these blocks for transformers support this operation in simullink as the results obtained show the output frequency of the secondary winding of the transformer to take the desired value simultaneously and afterwords to be decreased I guess due to losses. Do you know how the output voltage could remain in this value constant during the simulation time? Is there any other block for a transformer that could be used without any losses? Thanks a lot in advance!

Emmanouela

[sathish JAYARAMAN]

Hi,

I have the same problem. I am sure, about implementing it in hardware using a ferrite core.

Were u able to find a solution to implementing a high frequency transformer in MATLAB?

[Kedar Joshi]

Emmanouela Sir/ Ma'am, has the answer been found?

I've been stuck with the same question for a while now. I need use a simulink model to implement a high frequency transformer. It would be helpful to know how it can be designed.

[krishna chaithanya]

how to implement high frequency transformer in matlab simulink???

[Jyotiprakash]

did you find any kind of solution for this

[CHANDRA BABU GUTTIKONDA]

Reduce winding resistances and magnetizing inductance losses to near-zero manually in block parameters for linear transformers

Answer 1

[DEBASISH MISHRA]

calculate the value of Lm, L1 and L2 in a saturable transformer simulink library.Then apply the same to replicate it as a high frequency transformer

[yosef dentamo]

it is a great idea

[Jyotiprakash]

but there is no part where to add Lm. and will you tell to calculate all depending upon its hardware parts