Ring Damp

RC snubber C, R, and loss

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RC snubber capacitance, resistance, and loss

Example 20 kHz resistor loss

Power uses C * V_peak^2 * f_sw. The AC line equation is not used because X_c is not defined.

Worked example

CRloss40 nF5 ohm8 W

Energy calculation

Energy capacitance 40 nF

C_energy = (L_H * I^2) / Delta_V^2. The inductance unit is converted to henry before this equation.

Selected capacitance

Capacitance used 40 nF

Energy mode uses C = (L * I^2) / Delta_V^2. Entered mode uses the capacitance and unit you selected.

Characteristic resistance 5 ohm

R0 = sqrt(L / C)

Damping resistance is omitted because zeta is not greater than 0. dv/dt uses the characteristic resistance.

Loss

Resistor loss 8 W

P = C * V_peak^2 * f_Hz. Hz, kHz, and MHz are converted to hertz first.

Capacitor voltage rating and resistor power rating need measurement on the real circuit. No switch part number is stored here.

dv/dt and time

dv/dt 500 V/µs

dv/dt = V_peak / (R * C) in V/s, shown as V/µs (volts per microsecond).

Minimum on time 0.6 µs

t_on = 3 * R * C, shown in µs (microseconds).

Zeta from 0.7 to 1.0 is a usual damping note, not a clamp. The AC power equation is not used because X_c is not defined.